Being a mother isn’t just about biology. It’s about love and forming a strong bond with your child.
Sometimes, we don’t realize how important the words we use every day are, especially when talking about people.

When we think of mothers, we usually picture someone who gives birth to a child. But we often forget that many people become parents through adoption.

For parents who adopt, it’s simple: the children they bring into their families are their own, just like if they were biologically related. But some people still use the term “adopted children” as if it makes a difference.

Actress Sandra Bullock is speaking out against this. In an interview with InStyle, she talked about how she has two adopted children whom she loves just like any biological child. She believes that being a mom is about love, not biology.

Sandra Bullock is a famous actress known for movies like “The Blind Side” and “Bird Box”. She’s won awards and is one of the highest-paid actors in Hollywood, but she’s also known for being down-to-earth and kind.

She’s also a big supporter of the American Red Cross and has donated millions of dollars to them.

Recently, Bullock has been in the news for her views on adoption and motherhood. She adopted her son Louis in 2010 after feeling a connection with New Orleans following Hurricane Katrina. In 2015, she adopted her daughter Laila from foster care in Louisiana.
Bullock wants people to stop using the term “adopted children” and just call them “our kids.” She believes that being a mom is about love, not biology.

She’s very protective of her children’s privacy and even sued a publication for using pictures of her daughter without permission.

Bullock has also talked about the challenges of raising Black children as a white mother. She sometimes wishes she looked like her children to avoid judgment from others.

In an interview with Red Table Talk, she discussed how skin color shouldn’t matter in a mother-child relationship. She hopes people will see her family with open minds and not judge them based on appearance.

Being a mother isn’t just about biology. It’s about love and forming a strong bond with your child.