One Married Couple's Interracial Adoption Story, with Nicole Bray

In this episode, I spoke to Nicole Bray about her interracial
adoption (also known as transracial adoption) story.  Nicole
is married and lives an adventurous life with her husband in
Alberta.  Her motherhood journey started with attempts to get
pregnant before she and her husband married. In their early years
of marriage, they relocated from Alberta to Texas and continued
with their plans to start a family.  After a failed cycle of
IVF, then the use of donor eggs, and the attempt at adoption, they
learned about foster parenting to adopt.   Nicole shares her
unique story of how she was blessed with a baby.  The baby she
brought home is African-American and so we had to talk a bit about
race and what it means to raise a black child as a white woman in
Canada.  Take a listen and be inspired. I hope this helps
someone today.  If you would like to reach Nicole, you can
find her on Instagram @heynicolebray.  To reach me, you can
email me at isabel@motherhoodafter35.com and on Instagram
@firsttimemomsbeyond35.  Thank you for being here.