Dear Adoptive Parents, Things you need to know right now!
Adoption is how you came to be a family- not a parenting style. Be the parent you are meant to be- the parent your child needs you to be, today. […]
Hands Are Not For Hitting
Ages 4-7 Enhanced with bold illustrations, this book discourages hitting and physical violence through repetitive phrases and easy-to-read text, while demonstrating the many other fun things for which hands can […]
Everything I Do You Blame On Me! – A book to help children control their anger
Helping Angry Children Angry children can be the bane of their parents’ existence and their teacher’s worst nightmare. They can be defiant, aggressive and perpetually unhappy. The reasons for their […]
Hunger Moon
Ruthie Tepper wants to make people laugh – to be a star on her own TV show. She wants to write stories as wonderful as the ones she reads in […]
Open Adoption Book, The
The exploding popularity of open adoption today underscores what adopting parents, birthparents, and many adoption experts now maintain: Open adoption is the healthiest, most humane, and fastest method available. It’s […]
Swings Hanging from Every Tree – Daily Inspirations for Foster & Adoptive Parents
Human relationships affect individuals on a deep level, and present new challenges every day. All parents can benefit from this collection of stories, poems, inspiration, affirmation, and advice for and […]
Survival Guide for Kids with LD – Learning Differences
This revised and updated edition retains the best of the original: the warmth, affirmation, and solid information kids need to know they’re smart and can learn; they just learn differently. […]
FAW: The Importance of Sibling Relationships
The Importance of Sibling Relationships The focus in foster care is often on a child’s relationship with his or her parent(s) and the efforts to restore that connection. Children in […]
Partners: Siblings
Siblings After reviewing the articles for this issue of Partners, I found this quote on Pinterest that, to me, wonderfully summed up and described the challenges faced by many children […]
