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Brothers and sisters have often been the only constants in each other’s lives. Parents who adopt brothers and sisters together give them the chance to grow up together and maintain their closest relationship.
Most people deciding to start or grow their family through adoption, will think about welcoming one child at a time. However, if you want a family, adopting brothers and sisters together means that you only have to go through the process once and your children will have an existing bond.
At Adopt Birmingham, we welcome prospective adopters for children of all ages and needs but we are also keen to explore with you the possibility of considering brothers and sisters together.
Brothers and sisters share a tie unlike any other for children who have already had a difficult start in life, preserving this fundamental bond is critical.
Finding one family for sibling groups means that important sibling relationships are protected, and children often settle more quickly into their new homes when placed with their brothers and/or sisters. It’s a constant in their lives, offering comfort and security during tumultuous times.