Tip sheets are short informational resources on a variety of topics related to adoption, post-adoption, foster care, and caring for children and youth in general. Most tip sheets are three-four pages in length and include links to additional resources and information.
Alcoholism and drug dependency affect many youth in care. This tip sheet provides some insight into youth who come from these environments, signs for you to look for, and strategies […]
There is a lot of information about adoption out there for kids, but what is appropriate and factual? Here are some suggestions and questions to ask yourself before watching a […]
This tip sheet highlights the importance of adopting older youth and addresses common concerns and misconceptions. While older children may present different challenges than younger ones, they [...]
The digital world offers endless opportunities—but it also comes with risks. Protecting kids from cyberbullying, predators, and privacy issues starts with awareness and action. This tip sheet [...]
The early years of a child’s life are critical for brain development and emotional growth. This tip sheet offers essential insights and tips for caregivers supporting children under five, [...]
This tip sheet provides essential advice for parents preparing for their child’s adoption finalization. It covers important topics such as explaining adoption to children, helping them express [...]
This tip sheet provides valuable guidance for parents on supporting their adopted children in sharing their adoption stories. It emphasizes the importance of allowing children to control their [...]
Unlock the Power of Documentation in Foster Care! Are you a foster parent or caregiver looking to make a real difference in a child’s life? This tip sheet is your […]
Imagine having a resource that equips you to navigate the unique challenges faced by children with parents in jail or prison. This tip sheet sheds light on this critical topic, […]
This tip sheet provides essential advice for adoptive parents on how to talk to their children about adoption, especially when there is limited information about the child’s birth family. It […]