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Adoption Network Waiting Family Jeremy and Margret

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Jeremy and Margret

Location: California
Married Since: 2008
Pets: Yes
Stay at Home Parent: Yes
Other Adopted Children at Home: No
Other Biological Children at Home: Yes
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We are Jeremy and Margret from California

If you decide to choose us, please know we’d love you to stay in touch with your child throughout if you so choose. As we feel that more are merrier, so we’d welcome you as an extended member of the family.

Jeremy

Ancestry: Unknown
Religion: Nonpracticing
Occupation: Director of Engineering
Education: BA
Hobbies: Photography, Robotics

Margret

Ancestry: Norwegian, German
Religion: Nonpracticing
Occupation: Stay-at-home Mom
Education: BA
Hobbies: Leather-craft, Cooking, Painting

Ethnicities

Preferred Ethnicity of Baby: All Races/Ethnicities
Preferred Gender of Baby: Either
Religion Child To Be Raised: Nonpracticing

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Adoption Family, Jeremy and Margret, Riding around the neighborhood
Adoption Family, Jeremy and Margret, Trick-or-treat!
Adoption Family, Jeremy and Margret, Family snapshot!
Adoption Family, Jeremy and Margret, Baking
Adoption Family, Jeremy and Margret, Kayaking
Adoption Family, Jeremy and Margret, Out and about
Adoption Family, Jeremy and Margret, Family time in the kitchen
Adoption Family, Jeremy and Margret, Enjoying a snow day
Adoption Family, Jeremy and Margret, Decorating cookies
Adoption Family, Jeremy and Margret, Mini golf fun!
Adoption Family, Jeremy and Margret, Hugs from Dad
Adoption Family, Jeremy and Margret, Doggy cuddles!
Adoption Family, Jeremy and Margret, Home sweet home

Dear Expectant Mom

Dear Expectant Mom,

While we cannot pretend to imagine the difficulty of what you’re going though, we know you must be possessed of immense courage and strength.   In our estimation, choosing adoption means having a selfless compassion and strong vision for your child.  We are humbled by the kindness and bravery of your intent, and boundlessly grateful that you might consider trusting us with such an awesome responsibility.  If we were in your position, we know how important it would be to get a sense for the adopting family and home.  In this letter we’ll try our best to give you a sense for who we are.

We met at a cafe in Seattle over 25 years ago through a mutual friend when Jeremy was up visiting his childhood home on spring break.  We knew immediately that we had a special connection.  We first bonded over poetry - we loved reading it to each other.  At the time Margret was in college in Seattle and Jeremy outside San Francisco, so we visited each other periodically and kept the relationship alive over a long distance.   Eventually Margret decided to switch schools and move down to the Bay Area so the two of us could live together.

We’ve been in love for our entire adult life.  When two people grow up together in this way, they sort of grow into one - at some point it became nearly impossible to tell where one of us ended and the other began.  This sort of deep interconnection is what family has come to mean for us.

We were married over a decade ago and soon had our daughter Sula, now 9.  Sula is gentle and caring, and teaches us as much about how to treat others as we try to teach her.  She loves reading, participating in community theater, cooking (often for us on weekend mornings!), tinkering, and snuggling.  Almost 7 years ago we had our son Milo.  The two of them are very close and play together daily.  Milo loves playing baseball, soccer, and math.  They both attend the same Montessori elementary, a small school environment that is very nurturing and makes sure their education is personalized to their pace and interests.  They have been members of that amazing community since preschool, and their sibling would follow in their footsteps.  4 years ago our rescue dog Pablo joined us, rounding out the team.  The kids adore him and the feeling is mutual.  He sleeps on Margret’s and Jeremy’s bed and is a fully-fledged fourth member of the family.

We live a block from the center of our town and like to walk to shops, lunch and the farmer’s market on weekends.  We love family movie night with blankets and popcorn, and playing ball together in our backyard.  We have a number of families with similar aged kids that share dinner or trips.  Speaking of those, we take a few vacations every year, often to Hawaii and Mexico, as well as to Seattle, where Jeremy’s mother, and three of Margret’s siblings and their partners live.  A yearly tradition is returning to Margret’s hometown in rural Wisconsin where the kids and many family and friends spend the days on the lake.

Margret grew up in a big family, and always knew she wanted one of her own one day.  She so loved caring for her younger,2 siblings, first as babies, and then as young children.  Jeremy, who came from a smaller family, was struck when he first met Margret’s family and how warm and fulfilling a large group like hers could be.  We know that everyone would be over the moon to welcome another child into the fold.

This is one reason we want to adopt.  We feel life is fuller with more souls among us.  We are a cuddly, snuggly sort of crew.  We pick each other up with hugs and high-fives, and get inspiration and motivation from one another.  We know one more kid would fit right in and we can’t wait to share warmth and connection.  Sula and Milo are both very excited to have a younger sibling.  Margret and Jeremy think children are more perfect versions of humanity.  We are in awe of the developmental process and read about parenting and child psychology regularly.  We relish the chance to experience the cycle one more time.

If you decide to choose us, please know we’d love you to stay in touch with your child throughout if you so choose.  As we feel that more are merrier, so we’d welcome you as an extended member of the family.

Please know that we consider the nurturing and upbringing of your child an awesome and sacred responsibility and only decided to travel down this path after intense reflection and discussion.  We are so ready and excited and we’re confident we will provide a safe, fun, and fulfilling home in which to grow.

Sincerely,
Margret and Jeremy

Q & A

Q: Tell us about your home and neighborhood.
A: We live in a two-story home with 4 bedrooms, a kids’ craft room plenty of outdoor space to run around and play in the backyard. It’s on a corner lot that leads to a quiet street and dead-end road good for biking. We are building a big garage for working on larger robotics and art projects. We also have a secured pool we love to play around in after school and on the weekends. Our home is in a small suburb within walking distance to a small and thriving downtown with fun restaurants and shops, a short walk to the train that heads to the city and other places. We love to walk or scooter to go out for dinner or shop at the farmers’ market on weekends.

Q: When you have a 3-day weekend, what do you like to do?
A: We love to travel, especially with other families with kids. For a 3 day weekend, we will pack up our minivan, rent a house, drive to a fun location and explore the area. Sometimes we will bring bikes or scooters to ride. During this past spring break we went to Palm Springs. We spent a relaxing time in the pool and found an exciting place to play mini golf and arcade games. During summer and winter breaks we will go on adventures with friends, as well as visiting family that live out of state. We have a large extended family that we love to see. This Memorial Day weekend we camped with another family who has similarly aged kids by the side of a pretty lake. We went boating and fishing, and barbecued meals by campfire.

Q: Do you have pets? If so, tell us about them
A: We have a sweet, little terrier-mix (a rescue) with long legs named Pablo who loves attention and nice long walks, but also loves to lay around the house on a variety of soft surfaces. He is great with our kids and their friends. He will sit on the end of our kids’ beds and listen to the bedtime stories, hoping to get a pet or two. He is super easy going and quiet, but will definitely let you know if a stranger is in the house.

Q: What do you hope to teach your child(ren)?
A: Children are blank slates. They get to write their own stories. We will encourage them to find joy in the things they do and to love the learning process. We will show them how to be strong when they are faced with obstacles and give them the tools to be the best they can be. We do expect all our family to work hard at what they love, and to persevere when things get difficult. We’re here to help them discover for themselves how best to do that. Grit, curiosity, and a love of the learning process are building blocks we ourselves rely on every day and we feel called to help our kids with. This is not just about academics - it applies to sports, family chores, and personal character. It’s as important to grow as a loving and giving member of the community as it is to grow as a scholar.

Q: What will you tell your child about his or her birthmom?
A: We will tell our child that their birth mom cares so much about their well-being and future that she made the brave choice to allow us to raise them. We will share stories and celebrate their birthplace and heritage. We are open to maintaining a connection with his or her birth mom throughout life if she so chooses so she can share more about herself that then we ever could.

Q: How will a child enrich your life?
A: Having had children now for close to a decade, we can say with confidence that it was the most enriching decision we ever made as a couple. Human development is a miracle and watching it first-hand adds a dimension to life that is unparalleled. Watching individual personality develop is like the being front row to the most amazing movie, with a new scene every day. Giving, protecting, and teaching are some of the best ways to grow ourselves. Children are capable of so much more than we’re conditioned to believe. Watching that proven out gives us endless hope for what’s possible for ourselves and all people. Young people’s expressions of love are the most pure - they are honest and not yet constrained by society. In fact children’s honest read of the world and our family teaches us more about what is really happening and actually matters. We are so grateful to be parents and share in the lives of our children. It is amazing to watch them learn new things and develop new skills. We cannot wait to add another person to our crew!

Q: Will you be a stay-at-home parent? If so, what are your day-to-day plans?
A: Margret stays at home with the kids during the week and takes them to their activities. On the weekends, Jeremy takes the lead on this. When Milo was still at home during the day, he and Margret would go to story time at the library, and meet up with other friends with babies at the park. They would eat out at different restaurants and try new foods. Jeremy took Sula to an early development class called Little Wonders and Milo to a music enrichment program called Music Together. These days Margret takes Milo to baseball and Piano and Sula to after school math, theater, and Piano. Jeremy takes Milo to weekend baseball practice and games (and is often the announcer or helps warm the kids up before game-time) and takes Sula to theater practice (and volunteers at concessions and as usher during productions). Now that both kids are in school, Margret will be able to focus on the baby during the day until the fun begins with the older kids at pick up time, and then the crew will set out on their daily extra-curricular activities.

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