Thrilled to share our story and tips for other parents, adoptive or not, on a popular parenting podcast / YouTube channel, which presents it as an “inspiring journey of love, faith, and resilience. . . Tune in to hear about Lane’s experiences, the evolution of LGBTQ+ adoption rights, and how his family’s story intertwines with his Jewish faith. This episode is a beautiful reminder of the power of love and determination in creating a family.
In this deeply inspiring episode of The Parenting 411, we’re honored to have Lane Igoudin share his heartwarming journey. Lane, alongside his husband, navigated the complexities of the US adoption system in the early 2000s as a gay couple, leading them to the joyous adoption of their two daughters. This episode delves into their challenges, triumphs, and the profound impact of their journey on their family life and the broader LGBTQ+ community.
In This Episode, You Will Learn:
1. The unique obstacles Lane and his husband faced in the adoption process.
2. The evolution of LGBTQ+ rights and its impact on adoption since the early 2000s.
3. The role of love and resilience in building a family against the odds.
4. How Lane’s Jewish faith influenced his parenting and family dynamics.
5. Lane’s insights for prospective adoptive parents from diverse backgrounds. Resources and Links:
– A Family, Maybe (Lane’s memoir).
– Adoption.com guide for prospective foster/adoptive parents by Lane Igoudin.
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Lane Igoudin 