Matt & Kyle
Our Religion(s)
Christian - Non-denominational / Christian - Non-denominational
Race of child interested in adopting:
Caucasian, Hispanic, Asian, Caucasian/Hispanic, Caucasian/Asian
Dear Birthmother
Dear Expectant Mother,
We cannot possibly imagine the difficult decision you are facing. The world looks different now, and we recognize you may have fewer options than before. We are deeply honored that you are considering us as potential adoptive parents for your precious child. Your strength, love, and selflessness are beyond words, and we have the utmost respect for you and the journey you are on.
Should you choose us, please know your child will be welcomed into a home filled with love, compassion, and unwavering support. We are surrounded by supportive family and friends who are as excited as we are to welcome a new member into our family. We promise to nurture, protect, and cherish them, providing a life full of opportunities, joy, and a deep sense of belonging. We are committed to providing the best possible opportunities for their growth and development and envision a life where they can explore their interests through sports, arts, or any other passions they may discover.
We believe in the importance of open communication and will always be honest with your child about their adoption story, ensuring they know the tremendous love and bravery behind your decision. We want to maintain a relationship with you, as much as you are comfortable with, so your child can know their roots and the special person who brought them into this world. Thank you from the bottom of our hearts for considering us as you make this incredibly brave decision.
Our Home
We live in a four-bedroom, single-story house in a Texas suburb, about 15 minutes outside the city. We have a dachshund named Mílo and a cat named Josie who are best friends. We have gotten to know our neighbors well over the past three years and feel safe. The public schools in our district are within walking distance. We enjoy evening walks around our community park and swimming in the community pool in the summer. We also like going out for brunch in the city after church on Sundays. When the weather is nice, we find an outdoor patio to sit and talk over a cup of coffee or explore the many parks in the area or the unique shops and colorful murals downtown.
Our Family
We have a large extended family with many eagerly awaiting the arrival of a grandchild, niece or nephew, or cousin. We are both firstborns, and none of our siblings have children. Matt has one brother and one sister. Kyle has two brothers and one sister. We speak to all our siblings regularly, almost daily. Kyle’s dad is widowed, but Matt’s mom is remarried. Most of Matt’s family lives in Texas, and most of Kyle’s family lives in Louisiana. They are all within a few hours’ driving distance.
We also have a chosen family we spend holidays with in addition to our extended families. We usually have at least two Thanksgiving and Christmas celebrations each year. Matt’s family gathers at a park on Easter and the Fourth of July every year, which we both attend. Kyle’s family goes camping every summer and always invites us to join. (Matt isn’t big on camping but will try.) We have taken many vacations with Matt’s family, including a summer beach trip and Christmas in North Carolina. Many of our cousins have children, and we look forward to planning playdates and other get-togethers so our child will have others their age to grow up with.
