Fostering Change | Keri Vellis

from Fostering Change Hosted by Rob Scheer

In this week’s episode of Fostering Change Rob Scheer talks with Keri Vellis, Biological, Adoptive, Foster Mom, Author & Advocate. Keri has 3 biological children & adopted three from foster care. She has fostered over 20 children, written 3 children’s books: Sometimes - for foster children; When I Was Little - for children who have suffered from trauma & abuse, and her latest book, Tummy Mom for adoptive children. Keri has a NonProfit Keris Kids which distributes the books nationally. To find out more about these titles, please visit: https://www.kerivellis.com/ Story Key Notes: 🖐️ “Tummy Mom” 🖐️ “Sometimes” 🖐️ Stigma Around Abuse, Foster Care and Adoption 🖐️ Changing the Laws Around Child Abuse and Visitation Went in Reunification. You can find out more about Keri by visiting: Websites: Www.kerivellis.com Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/kerivellisauthor/ Instagram: @Kerivellisauthor Learn more at https://www.comfortcases.org/ 🎥 Watch the full video episodes on YouTube! Head over to Comfort Cases on YouTube to catch every inspiring conversation: 👉 youtube.com/@comfortcases

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