Дети - усыновлены из России - США - Video 4

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Пожалуйста, наслаждайтесь этотим торжеством детей и (уже) взрослых, которые были усыновлены из России, Украина, и Киргизия. 

Мы делимся этими фотографиями, чтобы мир знал, как сильно мы любим своих детей. Mы так же растим наших детей в любви к их родной стране.

Здесь представлен всего 90 ребенoк из многих тысяч усыновленных в США ..... но мы, их родители,видим в каждом из своих детей дар от Бога, и радость, чтобы созерцать.

Другие дети по-прежнему ждут дома и родителей, которые любят их. 

Мы уверены,что правительство России сможет найти решение, чтобы у каждого ребенка были родители.



Every child is a different kind of little flower, and all together they make this world a beautiful garden.
Please enjoy this celebration of children and young adults who were adopted from Russia, Ukraine, and Kyrgyzstan. 

We share these photos so the world will know how much we love our children. We are raising these children to love their native homeland as well.

These are just 90 children of the many thousands in the USA..... but we, their parents, see in each of them as a gift from God and a joy to behold.

Other children are still waiting for homes and parents who love them. 

We are confident the Russian government will find a solution so that every child has parents.

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