Adoption is a very noble, but also a difficult mission. Especially if you take a “sunny” child. The story of the Muscovite Julia Brown is really unique. Julia is raising ten children. Of these, only two are biological. But according to the woman, she does not distinguish between “her” and “not her” children. All of them are relatives.
Three of the adopted babies were born with Down syndrome. As Julia says, it’s really not easy with “sunny” children. So, the boy Vova was an absolutely antisocial child. He threw himself at others. Therefore, he was kept separately in the shelter.
After adoption, Vova was able to learn half of the alphabet and began to interact normally with others. To educate him, Brown went through a lot of trainings, communicated with a large number of specialists.
Two more “sunny” children — Roma and Clark— got into Julia’s house by accident. Brown was asked to act as an interviewer for the potential adoptive parents of Roma and Clark. Julia communicated with the children too. She was so imbued with their story that when potential parents were rejected, the woman herself decided to become their foster mother.
Julia has to work with children non-stop, 24 hours and seven days a week. But the Muscovite does not regret that she decided to become a mother with many children. Brown’s husband, Adam, is a reliable assistant in raising children. The spouses are doing everything possible to ensure that the heirs have a bright future.
