Adoption is a big step which can change the whole dynamics of the family. It is crucial that parents understand the impact it has when new sibling relationships are forged […]
Author and adoptive mother Ann Sullivan shares her story of the struggles, challenges and successes she faced as she raised a daughter adopted from Russia at age 11. It is […]
A guide for adoptive parents from preparations for a child’s arrival through the teen years. Author: Patty Cogen, M.A., Ed.D.ISBN: 978-155832326-1Count: 2
Description: “This workbook, for parents adopting international children over age one, is the perfect resource for parents thinking about adopting a child born in another country. With Eyes [...]
The Activity Book for African American Families was developed by the National Black Child Development Institute (NBCDI) and the Eunice Kennedy Shriver National Institute of Child Health and Human [...]
This book offers you the tools and process you need to be the best parent you can be for your child. (Paperback, 253 pages) Author: Elizabeth Crary, MSAdditional Author: Parenting […]
When experienced parents decide to adopt an older child or a sibling group, they jump through all kinds of bureaucratic hoops background checks, interviews, group meetings, reading assignments, [...]
The authors do an excellent job of presenting just why the truth – with all of its details – can help heal the hurt child. Adoptive families will find this […]
Fewer and fewer families adopting today are able to bring home a healthy newborn infant. The majority of adoptions now involve emotionally wounded, older children who have suffered the effects [...]
To Grandma’s House, We… Stay is a timely road map that guides grandparents through the uncharted territories of parenting a second generation. Practical solutions are presented for [...]
