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Building the Framework for Adopted & Foster Children to Process the Hard Parts of Their Stories
When our kids come to us from complicated or painful backstories, we might feel anxious […]
Therapists: Parents Should Be With Their Kids for Adoptive or Foster Therapy Sessions
Occasionally, we offer guest posts by experts in the fields of adoption, foster care, and […]
Building Attachment While Your Foster/Kinship Baby Goes Through Withdrawal
When your foster or kinship newborn has known prenatal exposure to opioids, Methadone, Suboxone, or […]
Moving from Infertility to Adoption to Build Your Family
You’ve made the difficult decision to discontinue infertility treatments and consider other means by which […]
Parenting a Challenging Child: A Collaborative Approach
Are you parenting a challenging child? One who tantrums easily or has a super-short fuse […]
From a Birth Mother on Mother’s Day
Few holidays stir our community’s mixed emotions like Mother’s Day does. Our friends who are […]
Supporting Reunification as a Kinship Caregiver
Kinship caregivers have unique opportunities to provide nurturing care for children whose parents cannot parent […]
Why Should Donor-Conceived Families Be Publicly Embarrassed?
We received an email from the mother of a donor-conceived child, reeling from an experience […]
How Your Attachment Style Impacts Your Adopted/Foster Kids
One of the most crucial steps in creating a secure attachment in your home is […]
Positive Adoption Language & Why It Matters
We’ve all heard the adage “words matter.” Indeed, in this fast-paced social media culture new […]