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Articles offering information to help parents with many of the needs their children may have, including finding professionals, hair care for AA and bi/multiracial children, identity, and others.

Helpful Tips for the Adoptive Grandparent

Helpful Tips for the Adoptive Grandparent, by Beth O'Malley, author of LifeBooks: Creating a Treasure for the Adopted Child.... [more]

How to Anticipate Times of Identity Sensitivity

There are times in the life of a young adoptee or foster child when questions about identity may trigger unusual behaviors. Parents can help by being aware of these times, and making themselves emotionally available to their children.... [more]

How to Talk to Kids About Adoption

Lots of adults talk to children about adoption: parents, teachers, doctors, friends, and family members. Children take their cues from adults so it's important to be aware of how we respond to questions and start discussions.... [more]

Finding & Working with Professionals

Resources for adoptive parents to find help for their children and work with professionals who make up the family care team. Includes early intervention, pediatric assessments, working with teachers, therapists, and others.

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