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POSITIVE WAYS TO PARENT AN ADOPTED CHILD
December 19, 2016
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by
Denalee Chapman
The questions in this quiz are taken from this article by Natalie Brenner:
https://adoption.com/an-interview-with-an-adoptee-...
1. How should an adoptive parent respond when their child mentions interest in finding their birth family?
Change the subject ... FAST!
Listen completely, communicate openly, then help your child according to appropriate timing
Find the family on your own then surprise your child
None of the above
2. What are ways to celebrate your child's adoption without making "adoption" their identity?
Have a party each year to celebrate the anniversary of the adoption
Talk freely about adoption but don't single the child out
Let your child know how important they are to the entire family
All of the above
None of the above
3. True or False: It's best to pretend that your adopted child is no different from any member of the family
True
False
4. True or False: It is best to let conversations about adoption happen organically
True
False
5. True or False: It's always best to let your adopted child meet their birth family alone
True
False
6. True or False: It is possible for an adopted child never to have issues over adoption
True
False
7. True or False: Talking with your child about adoption can help accept it and work through the emotions of being adopted
True
False
8. True or False: Being completely honest about adoption with your child may not be important
True
False
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