My stepdaughter always lived with her mom so I never got the pleasure of setting up a room just for a girl. So this was my first time!! We got a twin bed for her. I purchased laced curtains and purchased a comforter to match. It is so pretty! Soft pink and green look so good together. Her bed was brass with ceramic painted balls on the headboard. I would go in and just look at it occasionally trying to think is there anything else I can do it make it look more girly. All this work only to find out that she is a tomboy! Her worst favorite color is pink!
For the boys room we were able to get two beds that
match. They actually were bunk beds but
we decided to put them both on the ground so there would be no arguing on who
will get the top bunk. That was one of
the smartest decisions we made! We were able to get an extra dresser for him.
In a way I was thankful for the 7 day waiting period because
that gave us a few days to prepare for their home coming. You would think that we had all this time to
prepare but in reality these kids could have gone to someone else's home so easy. Sometimes people wait a couple years for
kids. But now they are coming here for
sure and we have 7 days to get our act together!
I called the foster care provider. I was under the impression that the transition
needed to be a slow transition. I was
planning on one weekend staying up there, the next weekend they come here to
our home and then that last weekend move them down. The foster parent was thinking it should be a
little quicker than that. Sometime
during the transition she wanted to throw a goodbye party for them. I then called the adoption worker in Salem and she said that
this needs to be done in a quicker fashion.
In the next post I will be telling you about our trip, where we stayed and our first time laying eyes on eachother. So stay tuned!!
To be continued...................................
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