
Sandra Bullock is adjusting to her life with her baby, Louie, 7 months, amazingly. It’s amazing when someone adopts a baby and the baby meshes so amazing with the family like it was meant to be. Sandra sat down with Matt Lauer this weekend at a school in New Orleans where she opened a health clinic. The interview airs tomorrow on Today but some of the interview was released.
She was asked about the adoption where she called Louie, her “Cajun cookie”. She spoke on the long adoption process saying:
“It felt — it felt like it was time, you know. And the process — the way that the process is, for a very, very good reason, and I did not circumvent. I wanted to do everything exactly the same way everyone else did. And — it was — he was always mine, you know. It wasn’t like I felt like someone was going to take him away. But it was nice to have someone say, I think you’re a fit parent.”
She also said that she put faith in that the right baby would come to her not requesting either a baby boy or girl to be adopted:
“I think, everything works out the way the universe wants it to work out. And — and we — we had always said that it didn’t matter where the child came from. If they had issues that were medical issues, we didn’t care. It’s like the child that needed us in the home is the child that’s going to be placed.”
And she added that she didn’t think it would be a boy. Boys are sparse in their family.
“I didn’t think it would be a boy. We don’t have any boys in our family. Boy, is everyone really happy about that. So, he’s like the crown prince. You know, it’s nothing but girls in our family. I mean, my cousin in Germany has one son — no boys. Can you imagine how miserable our father is? I mean, every pet was female. But it was just the hierarchy that needed to be broken.”
It looks like they are an amazing match.
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