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04-21-2009, 10:21 AM
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what to put in "introductory book"
Our first MAPP class is tonight. First we'll do fingerprinting and all the other paperwork toward homestudy. I know it is advised to send something about your family with the homestudy so the child can get a feel for your home, community, family. What sort of narrative is best? What type of pictures? Can you link a website if you have a family website or myspace about your family (which I don't).What do they want to know about most? What the family does, schools, religious activities, parks, community activities, pets? Should I wait to make this after the homestudy is approved?
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cinnamonheart  Life's rough. Wear a helmet.  Never argue with a fool. People watching can't tell which is which.  If I weren't crazy I wouldn't be any fun.  Is it OK to eat raw toast?  Have had full custody of our 7 yr old granddaughter Z since she was 3  4-21-09 start MAPP classes  4-28-09 2nd MAPP class, turned in paperwork packet, made copy of everything first!  5-5-09 3rd MAPP class supposed to schedule 1st home visit soon 
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04-21-2009, 11:32 AM
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We sent a few photos and gave our Web site address, too. We also provided a quick overview of our lifestyle and hobbies in a biography format. We wanted to make sure that adoption workers knew we are very active and that we travel abroad regularly.
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