We've received a suggested packing list from CCAI. I'm going to post the items on the list since some of you have asked how you can help out.
Items that baby Phillips will need:
6 assorted nipples
2 - 8 oz Bottles
3 assorted sippy cups (we don't know if he takes a bottle or sippy)
Baby wipes
Baby shampoo (tearless)
Bay Tylenol/Motrin/Benadryl
Aveeno or oatmeal bath (to treat skin)
2 Blankets
Bibs, regular and disposable
Cheerios
Diapers - Pampers Cruisers -size 4 or 5 (not sure how much he weighs - weighed 24 pounds in March!)
Creamy Desitin
Diaper Changing Pad
Feeding Spoons (large size)
Formula (for sensitive tummies)
Glycerin suppositories
Winter Hat and gloves (2T)
Infant Thermometer
Lice medication and scabies treament (can be donated if unused)
nasal aspirator
pajamas (size 2T)
5 warm outfits or something that layers can been taken off
socks with non-slip bottoms
Large baby sling (very important very bonding and attachment - he is probably too large for the B'jorn) or a hip carrier may work
Hylands Teethin Tablets or Ambesol
Teething Toy
Thermos
2-3 Simple Toys
Snack Foods (Goldfish, Pretzels, Samll Cookies, Raisins, etc)
Small Toothbrush and Infant Toothpaste
Large Diaper Bag or Carryon bag for his "stuff"
Items can be dropped off at our house, or mailed to us. Leave a comment if you need our address.
Tuesday, September 29, 2009
Monday, September 28, 2009
Adopting from Henan Province
I admit...I'm going a little crazy not being able to blog about our baby! Everything is sitting on our dining room table - ready for Jeremiah to take downtown Atlanta in the morning for more notarization and authentication. The last piece of our dossier will be a letter explaining my kidney surgery and then 9-11 business days of CCAI checking over the dossier.
This is what we know: We are adopting our baby from the Henan Province, China's most populous province, home to more than 100 million people. And yet, last year this 18-orphanage province placed fewer than 100 children for international adoption. In CCAI's, 8,000-some adoptions, Henan children have represented less than 1% of their placements.
I've started on our his scrapbook, so stop by sometime to see his beautiful pictures. I'll post more info. as we are allowed. We think that it will take about 6 months after our log in date to get our travel date.
This is what we know: We are adopting our baby from the Henan Province, China's most populous province, home to more than 100 million people. And yet, last year this 18-orphanage province placed fewer than 100 children for international adoption. In CCAI's, 8,000-some adoptions, Henan children have represented less than 1% of their placements.
I've started on our his scrapbook, so stop by sometime to see his beautiful pictures. I'll post more info. as we are allowed. We think that it will take about 6 months after our log in date to get our travel date.
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