Parenting Tips for Adoptive Parents of Adopted Children

My Hope for My Adoptive Son I place my son in the car and go for a little drive. Typically the music is coming from the speakers in the car, and he

Parenting a child with a history of trauma: how is it the same or different from parenting a biological child? Many children suffer from anxiety or

“Grief is like glitter. You can throw a handful of it into the air, but when you try to clean it up, you’ll never get it all. Even long after t

My New Years Resolutions as an Adoptive Parent Look. I will be straight with you, okay? I don’t usually do this. I am not big into the idea of be

As an educator and adoptive mom, I’m always searching for new literature for my library at home and my school library. I want to do my best to cr

Reunion is up to The Adoptee No one else gets a say. I remember the first time that I mentioned wanting to know more about my birth mother as a tee

If you are part of an open adoption triad, you are familiar with the boundaries and expectations of your situation. Sometimes, those expectations c

So, how can you come to grips with the reality of your ideals being so different from the reality you face every day. The day has finally arrived.

My New Year’s Resolutions for the Adoption Community “I’m usually emotional during the week leading up to the new year. I’m thinking ahead

5 Ways We Celebrate my Adopted Child’s Culture During the Holidays It’s 6 a.m. on Christmas morning and this momma is tired. I spent weeks