Adopting siblings was important to Amber and now her family have an open adoption
Local adopters, Amber and her husband, have three birth children via IVF who are now in their teens. Through Adopt South West they then went on to adopt a brother and sister. They chose siblings because they felt the children would always have each other, alongside a shared background and history.
In this interesting and unique interview, Amber explains how they came to an open adoption arrangement. Watch it here.
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