Baby Zoowon is featured in the new Chicago Parent as Cosmotot digs up the hottest finds of the season for baby. You can check out the site to their magazine HERE!

Here are some snapshots of our first Blanket drop in Haiti. Thanks to all those who continue to support us in our goal of spreading awareness, loving orphans, helping families adopt and giving comfort.

A week ago John Piper spoke at Summit VI, this year’s annual event put on by the Christian Alliance for Orphans. His message was from Hebrews 11:29-38 and titled: “What Does It Mean to Live by Faith in the Service of the Fatherless?” (read the manuscript).

Here’s a summarizing paragraph from near the end of his message:

The great challenge of adoption and orphan care ministry is to cultivate a death-defying passion for God above all things. A faith that rests in him whether living or dying, whether comfortable or miserable, whether successful in our orphan care or not. Our aim is to cultivate and spread the unshakable confidence that God is better than what life can give us and what death can take from us.

You can watch it below, or download the audio or video

Robeez has joined the one for one movement.  Robeez will donate a pair of soft sole shoes to K.I.D.S. with every soft sole purchased through December 23rd.   Click here to start shopping!

http://www.robeez.com/EN-US/seasonofgiving.htm

For more information on how you can spread the word  go to:

http://www.twittermoms.com/forum/topics/tell-us-how-you-plan-to-give

You can win a free blanket of your choice:

1. Share this ad

2. Post this to your blog

or

3. Follow us on twitter

then email us at info@babyzoowon.com. Help us spread the word! Winner will be chosen Saturday. Merry Christmas!

Our Twitter

Our Just Love Coffee site is up and running! Buy coffee off of our site and we get part of the proceeds! If you you are going to buy coffee anyways please please please buy it from here and help us get our sweet sweet babies home! The coffee is also fair trade, it’s a triple win, you get awesome coffee, the farmers get their fair share, and it will help us get our little ones home more quickly. Please get the word out, feel free to blog, tweet, post on facebook, scream from your front door, buy it as Christmas presents, order it for your office, ect. Here is our site: www.justlovecoffee.com/onebagatatime (yeah we are real clever like that).  And Gray drinks this coffee, we bought some from our friends Lauren and Jamie and if you know us you know that my dear husband is picky when it comes to coffee! Thank you in advance!

HT: http://www.leigh-onedayatatime.blogspot.com/

Kelly Moore! Congratulations Kelly, I will be contacting you to arrange for you to get your 22 volumes of sweetness.

You can win this by spreading some love about Baby Zoowon, it’s easy –  Click HERE for details.

Our Mission: Baby Zoowon is committed to orphan care. For each blanket purchased Baby Zoowon will donate a blanket to a child in need. Baby Zoowon also donates a portion of every sale to help families with the overwhelming cost of adoption.

Our Story: Baby Zoowon was created by a stay at home mom. While raising three children and in the process of adopting from Ethopia it became increasingly obvious that there is an incredible need. With 4.6 million orphans in Ethiopia alone making a difference seemed impossible. Owner Sherry Lopez realized that this is not a “one person job,” but with your help Baby Zoowon will make a difference in the life of a child – one purchase at a time.

Baby Zoo-what? The Lopez family is currently in the processes of adoption from Ethiopia. Zoowon is the Amharic word for Elephant. We all know that an elephant never forgets so we thought it’s the perfect animal to represent us remembering those that have been forgotten.

Why baby blankets? “Research and experience have shown that a favorite blanket can be a soothing and comforting transitional object as children face changes early in life and can actually help them develop emotionally,” said Judith Jerald, MSW and Early Childhood Advisor to Save the Children’s U.S. Programs. “Children born into poverty often face a higher level of stress and more anxiety-producing situations than those from more affluent families, making their trusted blanket all the more important.