Adoption Is a Family Affair! What Relatives & Friends Must Know
Answers questions, offers information about who can adopt, why adoption should be considered, how kids understand adoption as they grow up, and more.
Post-Adoption Blues, (The) :Overcoming the Unforseen Challenges of Adoption
The path to parenting through adoption is rich with rewards and fulfillment. This compassionate, illuminating and ultimately uplifting book offers solutions for the normal but unspoken stress that adoptive families […]
Parenting Someone Else’s Child: The Foster Parents’ How To Manual
Ann Stressman wrote this book after hearing Ruby Payne speak about the hidden rules of economic class, combining that perspective into her two decades of personal experience with foster care […]
Why Me?
This first book deals with the trauma a child experiences when becoming a foster child and other sensitive matters such as child safety. The book is designed to help children […]
Families Change – A Book for Children Experiencing Termination of Parental
Over time, all families change. Sometimes, when families have big problems, they need to change so kids will be safe. A child’s family might change from a birth family to […]
Mealtime Solutions for your baby, toddler, and preschooler
Finally, a no-worry, no-guilt guide to feeding your baby, toddler and preschooler. Featuring real world solutions, this reassuring and wisdom-packed guide gives you the lowdown on: getting your child off […]
In My Heart
When were apart, I miss you. But when I look inside my heart, I see you sitting there. You’re with me everywhere I go! In the gentle, reassuring and playful […]
Fostering and Adoption (Let’s Talk About It)
This book explains the process of adoption and the choice to become an adoptive or foster parent in terms that school-age children will find easily accessible. 32 pages, 2007, ages […]
Sisters
Kika has just been adopted — and she’s worried. There’s so much that’s new to her: a different language, new friends to make, and something she’s never had before — […]
Rebecca’s Journey Home
The baby’s name is Le Tai Hong, but she would now be called Rebecca in English and Rivka in Hebrew. “”She’ll be Vietnamese and American and Jewish!””, Jacob declares. The […]
