While adopting a child is a rewarding experience, it requires a lengthy process that can sometimes take over a year.
That's why the couple below was overwhelmed by emotion the moment they got to see their baby boy for the first time (much like the time the HGTV couple met the two new additions to their family).
The mom starts crying the second she lays eyes on the bundle of joy. And just wait til you see the precious moment she holds the sleeping tyke in her arms.
The couple shared the heartwarming video on their YouTube page, AngelsRGorgeous, hoping to encourage people to look at adoption in a positive light.
"If you have considered adoption for your child, please know that there is a family out there desperately waiting to welcome your child with open loving arms," the couple wrote. "If you are interested in adopting, please know that it is a long, painful process. It is intrusive, it is difficult, and it feels insulting at times. Please also know that it is worth all the time and effort required."
They added: "Adoption is a way to turn a largely negative situation into a positive one for three parties. (Adoptive family, child, and birth parents)."
Watch below and please SHARE if this video made you emotional!
First Meeting – Adoption is Beautiful
"Meeting our son for the first time after the long & aching process of adoption. If you have considered adoption for your child, please know that there is a family out there desperately waiting to welcome your child with open loving arms. If you are interested in adopting, please know that it is a long, painful process. It is intrusive, it is difficult, and it feels insulting at times. Please also know that it is worth all the time and effort required.Adoption is a way to turn a largely negative situation into a positive one for three parties. (Adoptive family, child, and birth parents).Please consider supporting adoption."Video courtesy of AngelsRGorgeousYouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCOmxrxlO4iPl59hfdYN5Vbw?spfreload=10
Posted by Love What Matters on Wednesday, November 25, 2015