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customerserviceguy

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4. I'd find a way

Reply to leftieNanner (Reply #3)

Sun May 17, 2020, 03:13 PM

May 2020

to leave the toddler at home, but it may be very important to the birth mother to feel that her baby is going to go to a home with two fully committed parents if she's going to go through with allowing the adoption.

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Seeking advice on an interesting problem in this plague time. [View all] nolabear May 2020 OP

Thank god she is domestic. GriffenRamsey May 2020 #1

Damn. I wish these stories had some traction. Lives are being altered. nolabear May 2020 #2

Here GriffenRamsey May 2020 #6

And this one GriffenRamsey May 2020 #7

Those are so tough. I'm glad they've gotten a little attention. nolabear May 2020 #8

Here's my two cents leftieNanner May 2020 #3

I'd find a way customerserviceguy May 2020 #4

Trust me. They won't leave their son. It would be very hard on him. nolabear May 2020 #9

If the son customerserviceguy May 2020 #12

I can't say customerserviceguy May 2020 #5

There are Airbnb's all over. The could easily get one. nolabear May 2020 #10

I really don't know about AirBnB's customerserviceguy May 2020 #11