Agree with Paris … very wise lady…. Children deserve energetic parents …. To keep up with them… having lost my beautiful mother very young I would not wish losing a beloved parent on anyone.
Dolly didn't have a awful childhood, yes her family was poor but they were all loved! Dolly and her siblings grew up in happy home. Stop making Dolly out to be a childhood survivor. Its total b/s.
Break the balance but your having two more of your own? Speaking from experience coming from the care system, i think uts amazing what dollys doing. Shes giving that kid a chance! Good on you dolly.
I only I would say - in the modern world childhood doesn’t finish at 20…I’m 27 in a good job (25k) but if I split from my bf for whatever reason I would have to move back in, it wouldn’t make sense money wise as I would be only able to save £200 a month
If it's your grandchild and the child's parents die I think the grandparents are good option to take them. But adopting a child you're not related to in your mid 70s is not ideal for the child. They want parents who can be there with them for as long as possible and have plenty of energy to participate in their life.
Agree with Paris … very wise lady…. Children deserve energetic parents …. To keep up with them… having lost my beautiful mother very young I would not wish losing a beloved parent on anyone.
I have to agree with Paris on this one. Kids are not ‘accessories’ they are a lifelong commitment and require a lot of attention, time and dedication
I think janet would have made a great mum. Shes so funny and real
Agree with Paris.
I think it's ok if they can afford to hire young people to look after (and parent) their children.
At 41 had my first bambeeno 😂
Dolly didn't have a awful childhood, yes her family was poor but they were all loved! Dolly and her siblings grew up in happy home. Stop making Dolly out to be a childhood survivor. Its total b/s.
Agree with Paris .Cannot stand Charlene .
Break the balance but your having two more of your own?
Speaking from experience coming from the care system, i think uts amazing what dollys doing. Shes giving that kid a chance! Good on you dolly.
I only I would say - in the modern world childhood doesn’t finish at 20…I’m 27 in a good job (25k) but if I split from my bf for whatever reason I would have to move back in, it wouldn’t make sense money wise as I would be only able to save £200 a month
If it's your grandchild and the child's parents die I think the grandparents are good option to take them. But adopting a child you're not related to in your mid 70s is not ideal for the child. They want parents who can be there with them for as long as possible and have plenty of energy to participate in their life.
Is it free to adopt a child ?
Dolly please adopt me love Jolene