Hi all.

Another much requested video and one that can be a scary topic to a lot of prospective adopters. These are just my views from my own experience but I hope it can provide some reassurance. I didn't mention contact with siblings as it's not something I've experienced - however there can also be direct or indirect contact with a child's birth siblings whether they have been adopted or are still in the care of birth family. Contact between siblings is a crucial way to maintain sibling relationships. It breaks my heart that siblings can be separated by adoption but as always, decisions are made by professionals with the children's best interests in mind. I would highly recommend Adoption UK for more info!

Molly x

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