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• Virginia
  *The birth mother **Has registered with the [[Putative Father Registry]]
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• Washington
  ...y, the department, or a [[Legal Guardian|legal guardian]] may be dispensed with if the court determines by clear and convincing evidence that the proposed ...ed adoption is in the best interests of the child, and the alleged father, birth parent, or parent:
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• West Virginia
  *The birth mother, whether adult or minor, of a nonmarital child ...ving [[Legal Custody|legal custody]] of the child at the time. If there is no [[Legal Guardian|legal guardian]] or any person who has [[Legal Custody|leg
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• Wisconsin
  ...aternal interest before the birth of the child or within 14 days after the birth of the child **A person who has lived in a familial relationship with the child and who may be the father of the child
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• Wyoming
  ...ge 14 or older, his or her written consent to adoption shall also be filed with the [[Petition to Adopt|petition to adopt]]. ...tered, and the [[affidavit]] required by § 1-22-109(a)(iv) has been filed with the [[Petition to Adopt|petition to adopt]] or if the court finds that the
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• Adoption
  ...l provisions for the adoption of an [[adult]] exist in most states, and as with the adoption of a minor, the [[adopted]] [[adult]] has all the same rights ...st notably in the story of [[Moses]], the Hebrew baby [[adopted]] into the family of the Pharaoh.
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• Toby Anstis and Adoption
  ...arents]]' support. They are glad they met her but have no plans to stay in contact, although they recognize that they might see her again some day. "Interview with the Stars: Toby Anstis: Coping with Tracing His Natural Mother." [Includes portrait]. Available at: www.geociti
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• Layne Beachley and Adoption
  ...ia]] and placed for [[adoption]] at birth. She was [[adopted]] by a couple with a born-to son living in Manly, near Sydney. ...rative brain hemorrhage. She and her brother were not put into care, but a family friend helped care for them for the rest of their childhoods.
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• Closed Adoption
  ...er, the distance is something many adopters fear will make it easier for a birth mother to change her mind about placement. ...option]], in which [[triad]] members are on a first-name basis. The future birth mother in a semi-[[Open Adoption|open adoption]] will play a decisive role
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• Shirley Ann Field and Adoption
  ...on, Lancashire, and after that she had virtually no contact with her birth family. [[Category: Contact Suspended or Stopped]]
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• Piers Gaveston and Adoption
  ...e David and Jonathan or Achilles and Patroclus, although the author offers no explicit documentary evidence of [[adoption]] to support this idea. The boo [[Category: Family Friends or Acquaintances]]
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• Neil Morrissey and Adoption
  ...fter several incidents of shoplifting. They remained in contact with their family, but Neil soon became involved in children's theater and chose to remain in Golden, James. "Death No-One Noticed," Daily Mail [London], 3 December 1997, p. 15
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• Christian Adoption
  ...placing parent may decide [[adoption]] is best, it doesn't mean that they no longer have concerns about how their child will be raised. Faith may be a v ...ven afterward to help them adjust to post-[[adoption]] life and issues. At no time are the parents pressured to either give up or keep their child, just
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• What is Open Adoption?
  ...es a month to every few years. Contact often changes as a child ages or as family members’ needs and wishes change. ...f relationships, particularly relationships between a child and his or her birth parents.
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• Bhanu Pratap Singh and Adoption (under India - Princely States: 10)
  ..., to the large, immensely wealthy and powerful, ruled over by men (mostly) with a wide range of titles in addition to the familiar maharajahs and rajas. ...o heir could [[adopt]] a male of any age from another branch of the ruling family and appoint him heir apparent. This parallels similar customs in ancient Ro
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• Caroline Perrott and Adoption
  ...again until she was a mature woman, and did not know she wasn't a Maori by birth, although she was conscious of looking different from other Maori. ...a farmer in Poroporo. She had one child by her first husband whom she left with the tribe when she remarried, and other children from her second marriage.
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• Albert Stanhope and Adoption
  ...of him, but married a well-to-do man who wanted Albert to be part of their family. ...h the help of the [[Child Migrants]]' Trust. Stanhope later married, had a family, and became a wealthy estate agent.
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• How to Adopt from Namibia
  # Be matched with a child ...rovider|adoption service provider]] in the United States that can help you with your [[adoption]]. [[Adoption]] service providers must be licensed by the
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• How to Adopt from Papau New Guinea
  # Be Matched with a Child ...is usually to select a licensed agency in the United States that can help with your [[adoption]]. [[Adoption]] service providers must be licensed by the U
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• National Adoption Foundation
  ...t begun in early 2015, which displays parent profiles to allow prospective birth mothers to browse directly and arrange an [[adoption]] for their child with ...t of a loving family. The Foundation’s [[programs]] are available to any family whether they are adopting a child domestically, abroad or from foster care.
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• How to Adopt from Kenya
  ...may be considered a transition case. Please contact adoptionusca@state.gov with the details of the case if this situation applies to you. # Be matched with a child by authorities in [[Kenya]]
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• How to Adopt from Nepal
  # Be Matched with a Child ...rovider|adoption service provider]] in the United States that can help you with your [[adoption]]. [[Adoption]] service providers must be licensed by the
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• How to Adopt from Poland
  Department of Family Policy # Be matched with a child by authorities in [[Poland]]
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• How to Adopt from Philippines
  ...adoption]]. Your [[adoption]] could continue to be processed in accordance with the U.S. immigration regulations for non-Convention adoptions. # Be Matched with a Child
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• How to Adopt from Malaysia
  ...y and Children’s Division, Social Welfare Department, Ministry of Women, Family and Community Development # Be matched with a child
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• Bhayats and Adoption (under India - Princely States)
  ..., to the large, immensely wealthy and powerful, ruled over by men (mostly) with a wide range of titles in addition to the familiar maharajahs and rajas. ...o heir could [[adopt]] a male of any age from another branch of the ruling family and appoint him heir apparent. This parallels similar customs in ancient Ro
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• How to Adopt from Taiwan
  # Be matched with a child ...[Adoption]] Immigration Review (PAIR) prior to filing an [[adoption]] case with the courts
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• How to Adopt from Madagascar
  ...Protection de la Famille et de l'Enfance) under the Ministry of Health and Family Planning and Social Protection (Ministère en charge de la Santé, du Plann ...adoption]]. Your [[adoption]] could continue to be processed in accordance with the immigration regulations for non-Convention adoptions. [https://travel.
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• Becoming Pregnant
  ...or your pre-baby blues are too deep for your comfort level, talk about it with your medical practitioner. ...going on in your body and emotions are nothing compared to those going on with your baby. In just 280 short days, she grows from a fertilized egg to a ful
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• Damodar Rao and Adoption (under India - Princely States: 7)
  ..., to the large, immensely wealthy and powerful, ruled over by men (mostly) with a wide range of titles in addition to the familiar maharajahs and rajas. ...o heir could [[adopt]] a male of any age from another branch of the ruling family and appoint him heir apparent. This parallels similar customs in ancient Ro
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• Pregnancy Labor and Delivery
  ...go into labor, deliver your baby, and recover all in the same room. Check with your hospital to make sure this type of care is available. You’ll also ha ...be considered if the woman is healthy with a low-risk [[pregnancy]] and no family history of complications.
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• Postpartum Care
  ==[[Recovery After Birth]]== '''Discomforts After Birth'''
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• Fatehsinh I Raje Sahib Bhonsle and Adoption (under India - Princely States: 1)
  ..., to the large, immensely wealthy and powerful, ruled over by men (mostly) with a wide range of titles in addition to the familiar maharajahs and rajas. ...o heir could [[adopt]] a male of any age from another branch of the ruling family and appoint him heir apparent. This parallels similar customs in ancient Ro
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• Rajaram II Raje Bhonsle and Adoption (under India - Princely States: 1)
  ..., to the large, immensely wealthy and powerful, ruled over by men (mostly) with a wide range of titles in addition to the familiar maharajahs and rajas. ...o heir could [[adopt]] a male of any age from another branch of the ruling family and appoint him heir apparent. This parallels similar customs in ancient Ro
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• Hamir Singh II and Adoption (under India - Princely States: 4)
  ..., to the large, immensely wealthy and powerful, ruled over by men (mostly) with a wide range of titles in addition to the familiar maharajahs and rajas. ...o heir could [[adopt]] a male of any age from another branch of the ruling family and appoint him heir apparent. This parallels similar customs in ancient Ro
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• Jiji Bai Sahib Maharaj and Adoption (under India - Princely States: 2)
  ..., to the large, immensely wealthy and powerful, ruled over by men (mostly) with a wide range of titles in addition to the familiar maharajahs and rajas. ...o heir could [[adopt]] a male of any age from another branch of the ruling family and appoint him heir apparent. This parallels similar customs in ancient Ro
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• Lakhaji Tamachi Jadeja Sahib and Adoption (under India - Princely States: 3)
  ..., to the large, immensely wealthy and powerful, ruled over by men (mostly) with a wide range of titles in addition to the familiar maharajahs and rajas. ...o heir could [[adopt]] a male of any age from another branch of the ruling family and appoint him heir apparent. This parallels similar customs in ancient Ro
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• Shahu II Raje and Adoption (under India - Princely States: 2)
  ..., to the large, immensely wealthy and powerful, ruled over by men (mostly) with a wide range of titles in addition to the familiar maharajahs and rajas. ...o heir could [[adopt]] a male of any age from another branch of the ruling family and appoint him heir apparent. This parallels similar customs in ancient Ro
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• Shahu Shivaji II Bhonsle and Adoption (under India - Princely States: 2)
  ..., to the large, immensely wealthy and powerful, ruled over by men (mostly) with a wide range of titles in addition to the familiar maharajahs and rajas. ...o heir could [[adopt]] a male of any age from another branch of the ruling family and appoint him heir apparent. This parallels similar customs in ancient Ro
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• Shahu Shivaji Raje Bhonsle and Adoption (under India - Princely States: 1)
  ..., to the large, immensely wealthy and powerful, ruled over by men (mostly) with a wide range of titles in addition to the familiar maharajahs and rajas. ...o heir could [[adopt]] a male of any age from another branch of the ruling family and appoint him heir apparent. This parallels similar customs in ancient Ro
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• Slaves and Adoption
  Almost by definition slaves are deprived of contact with their birth families, either when they are initially captured or when children born int ...straw boss for four months in exchange for keeping her third child, a boy, with her - only to have him traded for lumber in the spring of the next year and
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• Adoption Costs (Statistics)
  ...ies|adoption subsidies]] may be available for the ongoing care of children with special physical, mental, or emotional needs; the [[adoption]] subsidy agre .... "Subsidized [[Adoption]]." For more information on [[adoption]] subsidy, contact NACAC's National [[Adoption Assistance]] Training, Resource, and Informatio
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• Digvijaysinhji Ranjitsinhji and Adoption (under India - Princely States: 3)
  ..., to the large, immensely wealthy and powerful, ruled over by men (mostly) with a wide range of titles in addition to the familiar maharajahs and rajas. ...o heir could [[adopt]] a male of any age from another branch of the ruling family and appoint him heir apparent. This parallels similar customs in ancient Ro
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• Doctrine of Lapse and Adoption (under India - Princely States)
  ..., to the large, immensely wealthy and powerful, ruled over by men (mostly) with a wide range of titles in addition to the familiar maharajahs and rajas. ...o heir could [[adopt]] a male of any age from another branch of the ruling family and appoint him heir apparent. This parallels similar customs in ancient Ro
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• Duleep Singh and Adoption (under India - Princely States: 5)
  ..., to the large, immensely wealthy and powerful, ruled over by men (mostly) with a wide range of titles in addition to the familiar maharajahs and rajas. ...o heir could [[adopt]] a male of any age from another branch of the ruling family and appoint him heir apparent. This parallels similar customs in ancient Ro
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• Fateh Singh and Adoption (under India - Princely States: 4)
  ..., to the large, immensely wealthy and powerful, ruled over by men (mostly) with a wide range of titles in addition to the familiar maharajahs and rajas. ...o heir could [[adopt]] a male of any age from another branch of the ruling family and appoint him heir apparent. This parallels similar customs in ancient Ro
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• Jashwant Singh and Adoption (under India - Princely States: 9)
  ..., to the large, immensely wealthy and powerful, ruled over by men (mostly) with a wide range of titles in addition to the familiar maharajahs and rajas. ...o heir could [[adopt]] a male of any age from another branch of the ruling family and appoint him heir apparent. This parallels similar customs in ancient Ro
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• Lakshman Singh II and Adoption (under India - Princely States: 10)
  ..., to the large, immensely wealthy and powerful, ruled over by men (mostly) with a wide range of titles in addition to the familiar maharajahs and rajas. ...o heir could [[adopt]] a male of any age from another branch of the ruling family and appoint him heir apparent. This parallels similar customs in ancient Ro
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• Nana Saheb and Adoption (under India - Princely States: 6)
  ..., to the large, immensely wealthy and powerful, ruled over by men (mostly) with a wide range of titles in addition to the familiar maharajahs and rajas. ...o heir could [[adopt]] a male of any age from another branch of the ruling family and appoint him heir apparent. This parallels similar customs in ancient Ro
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• Pratapsinhji I Bhonsle and Adoption (under India - Princely States: 1)
  ..., to the large, immensely wealthy and powerful, ruled over by men (mostly) with a wide range of titles in addition to the familiar maharajahs and rajas. ...o heir could [[adopt]] a male of any age from another branch of the ruling family and appoint him heir apparent. This parallels similar customs in ancient Ro
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• Raisinhji Vibhaji and Adoption (under India - Princely States: 3)
  ..., to the large, immensely wealthy and powerful, ruled over by men (mostly) with a wide range of titles in addition to the familiar maharajahs and rajas. ...o heir could [[adopt]] a male of any age from another branch of the ruling family and appoint him heir apparent. This parallels similar customs in ancient Ro
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• Ngatau Omahuru and Adoption
  ...nths are shrouded in uncertainty, but early in 1869 the boy was baptized , with one of the most powerful men in the country, William Fox, as one of his god ...was now, for the third time, Premier of the colony, and his wife. Fox had no real interest in his young namesake, but a loving relationship developed be
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• Considering Adoption
  Just as with any other important decision in your life, you need to do some [[research]] ...ou make an informed decision about [[adoption]]. Talking these things over with someone you trust may be helpful, too. A supportive relative or friend, or
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• Rajaram I Bhonsle and Adoption (under India - Princely States: 2)
  ..., to the large, immensely wealthy and powerful, ruled over by men (mostly) with a wide range of titles in addition to the familiar maharajahs and rajas. ...o heir could [[adopt]] a male of any age from another branch of the ruling family and appoint him heir apparent. This parallels similar customs in ancient Ro
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• Rajaram III Bhonsle and Adoption (under India - Princely States: 1)
  ..., to the large, immensely wealthy and powerful, ruled over by men (mostly) with a wide range of titles in addition to the familiar maharajahs and rajas. ...o heir could [[adopt]] a male of any age from another branch of the ruling family and appoint him heir apparent. This parallels similar customs in ancient Ro
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• Ranjitsinhji Vibhaji and Adoption (under India Princely States: 3)
  ..., to the large, immensely wealthy and powerful, ruled over by men (mostly) with a wide range of titles in addition to the familiar maharajahs and rajas. ...o heir could [[adopt]] a male of any age from another branch of the ruling family and appoint him heir apparent. This parallels similar customs in ancient Ro
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• Ranmalji II and Adoption (under India - Princely States: 3)
  ..., to the large, immensely wealthy and powerful, ruled over by men (mostly) with a wide range of titles in addition to the familiar maharajahs and rajas. ...o heir could [[adopt]] a male of any age from another branch of the ruling family and appoint him heir apparent. This parallels similar customs in ancient Ro
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• Rat-Children of Shah Daula and Adoption
  ..., to the large, immensely wealthy and powerful, ruled over by men (mostly) with a wide range of titles in addition to the familiar maharajahs and rajas. ...o heir could [[adopt]] a male of any age from another branch of the ruling family and appoint him heir apparent. This parallels similar customs in ancient Ro
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• Sajjan Singh and Adoption (under India - Princely States: 4)
  ..., to the large, immensely wealthy and powerful, ruled over by men (mostly) with a wide range of titles in addition to the familiar maharajahs and rajas. ...o heir could [[adopt]] a male of any age from another branch of the ruling family and appoint him heir apparent. This parallels similar customs in ancient Ro
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• Sardar Singh and Adoption (under India - Princely States: 4)
  ..., to the large, immensely wealthy and powerful, ruled over by men (mostly) with a wide range of titles in addition to the familiar maharajahs and rajas. ...o heir could [[adopt]] a male of any age from another branch of the ruling family and appoint him heir apparent. This parallels similar customs in ancient Ro
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• Sawant Singh and Adoption (under India - Princely States: 8)
  ..., to the large, immensely wealthy and powerful, ruled over by men (mostly) with a wide range of titles in addition to the familiar maharajahs and rajas. ...o heir could [[adopt]] a male of any age from another branch of the ruling family and appoint him heir apparent. This parallels similar customs in ancient Ro
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• Shahaji III and Adoption (under India - Princely States: 1)
  ..., to the large, immensely wealthy and powerful, ruled over by men (mostly) with a wide range of titles in addition to the familiar maharajahs and rajas. ...o heir could [[adopt]] a male of any age from another branch of the ruling family and appoint him heir apparent. This parallels similar customs in ancient Ro
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• Shahu II Raje and Adoption (under India - Princely States: 1)
  ..., to the large, immensely wealthy and powerful, ruled over by men (mostly) with a wide range of titles in addition to the familiar maharajahs and rajas. ...o heir could [[adopt]] a male of any age from another branch of the ruling family and appoint him heir apparent. This parallels similar customs in ancient Ro
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• Swaroop Singh and Adoption (under India - Princely States: 4)
  ..., to the large, immensely wealthy and powerful, ruled over by men (mostly) with a wide range of titles in addition to the familiar maharajahs and rajas. ...o heir could [[adopt]] a male of any age from another branch of the ruling family and appoint him heir apparent. This parallels similar customs in ancient Ro
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• Venkuiraje Bhonsle and Adoption (under India - Princely States: 1)
  ..., to the large, immensely wealthy and powerful, ruled over by men (mostly) with a wide range of titles in addition to the familiar maharajahs and rajas. ...o heir could [[adopt]] a male of any age from another branch of the ruling family and appoint him heir apparent. This parallels similar customs in ancient Ro
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• Postpartum Blues
  ...e knows exactly why this happens, we do know it's normal and usually fades with time. Fortunately, there are also ways to help deal with the blues.
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• Adoption Parenting: Grade School
  ...evelopment, including approaches for building attachment, talking honestly with your child about [[adoption]], acknowledging his or her adoptive history, u ...d, children develop an identity based on who they are in relation to their family, classmates, ethnic group, and community members. This is a major developme
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• Adoption Parenting: Preschool
  ...so provides practical strategies to promote a warm and loving relationship with your child based on honesty and trust. ...dge will help you better meet his or her needs, build a close relationship with your child, and promptly identify and address any delays.
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• Adoption Parenting: Preschool Part 2
  ====Support Birth Family Relationships==== ...milies choose to maintain some level of contact with their child’s birth family members, although the degree of openness varies.
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• Adoption Parenting: Grade School Part 2
  ...relationships, had appropriate role models, or learned how to communicate with others ...me age. They may need loving guidance and redirection to learn how to deal with those memories and feelings in a socially acceptable manner. For more infor
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• How to Adopt from Albania
  ...ividuals may not deal directly with the Albanian [[Adoption]] Committee or with individual orphanages or biological parents ...adoption]]. Your [[adoption]] could continue to be processed in accordance with the immigration regulations for non-Convention adoptions. [http://adoption.
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• Adoption Parenting: Young Adults
  ...on focused on those involved in [[adoption]]—the [[adopted]] person, the birth parents, and the [[Adoptive Parents|adoptive parents]] (often referred to a ...rsons]], [[Adopted Persons|adopted persons]] generally lead lives that are no different from the lives of nonadopted persons; however, they have experien
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• How to Adopt from Barbados
  ...option agency]] for all of [[Barbados]] is the Child Care Board. There are no private [[Adoption Agencies|adoption agencies]] operating in [[Barbados]]. # Be Matched with a Child
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• Grade School: Understanding Child Development and the Impact of Adoption
  ...evelopment, including approaches for building attachment, talking honestly with your child about [[adoption]], acknowledging his or her adoptive history, u ...d, children develop an identity based on who they are in relation to their family, classmates, ethnic group, and community members. This is a major developme
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• Grade School: Communicating about Adoption
  ...aised or who keep it a secret may send the message that something is wrong with being [[adopted]]. This section presents tips for communicating about [[ado Talk openly and honestly with your school-age child about [[adoption]]. However, be aware of the words yo
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• How to Adopt from Bolivia
  ...Género y Asuntos Generacionales), which may be reached via the following contact information: ...adoption]]. Your [[adoption]] could continue to be processed in accordance with the immigration regulations for non-Convention adoptions. [https://travel.
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• How to Adopt from Burkina Faso
  ...]] child’s visa application could continue to be processed in accordance with the immigration regulations for non-Convention adoptions. For more informa # Be matched with a child by authorities in [[Burkina Faso]]
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• How to Adopt from Burundi
  ...ay be considered a transition case. Please contact adoptionusca@state.gov with the details of the case if this situation applies to you. # Be matched with a child by authorities in [[Burundi]]
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• Deciding Whether Open Adoption Is Right for Your Family
  ...arrangement that is right for everyone. Every adoption is unique and every family has its own set of circumstances. Important questions to consider and resou ...ptive parent]] must consider how and when this relationship will be shared with the child or youth and how it may change as the child gets older.
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• Building and Maintaining Relationships With Your Child’s Birth Family
  ...s stepfamily following a divorce and remarriage. While some adoptive and birth families arrange openness informally, others will develop more formal agree ==Setting Common Expectations With Postadoption Contact Agreements==
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• Intercountry Adoption From Hauge and Non-Hauge Convention Countries: Frequently Asked Questions About Intercountry Adoption
  ...doption]] services by providing the services themselves or by arrangements with other providers, including [[domestic]] and foreign supervised providers, p ...primary provider to conduct their services in an ethical manner consistent with the Convention and applicable U.S. law and regulations. Supervised provider
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• How to Adopt from Cyprus Part 2
  ::::1. To investigate whether an individual or a family are eligible to become [[Adoptive Parents|adoptive parents]]. *'''ROLE OF THE COURT:''' The court with [[jurisdiction]] over the case reviews the application for [[adoption]] and
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• Abuse and Neglect: Looking Toward the Future
  ...s. Finding the correct leverage point or pathway for change for a specific family, community, or State requires careful assessment in which the final prevent ...ify those who will benefit from preventive services is limited and fraught with the dual problems of overidentification and underidentification. Building o
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• Sexual Abuse: Educating Yourself
  ...nt or prospective foster or [[Adoptive Parent|adoptive parent]] of a child with a known or suspected history of child [[Sexual Abuse|sexual abuse]]. In som ...use|sexual abuse]], establishing guidelines for safety and privacy in your family, and understanding when and how to seek help if you need it. Reading this f
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• How to Adopt from Ethiopia
  # Be matched with a child ...e Pre-[[Adoption]] Immigration Review prior to filing an [[adoption]] case with the courts
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• Pregnant and Thinking About Adoption: Understanding Adoption
  ...doption: Staying in Touch With Your Child After Adoption| Staying in Touch With Your Child After Adoption]] ...anent legal members of another family. When it comes to adoption, there is no one right decision for everyone. Understanding adoption—including why oth
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• Frequently Asked Questions About Intercountry Adoption
  ...doption]] services by providing the services themselves or by arrangements with other providers, including [[domestic]] and foreign supervised providers, p ...primary provider to conduct their services in an ethical manner consistent with the Convention and applicable U.S. law and regulations. Supervised provider
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• Impact of Adoption on Birth Parents: Responding to the Adoptive Placement
  Birth parents often describe a variety of feelings and experiences, including [[g ...ual surrendering of the baby may prompt various phases of [[grief]] in the birth parents, including shock and denial, sorrow and depression, anger, guilt, a
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• Impact of Adoption on Birth Parents: Gaining Control and Resolution
  ...d]] in a [[Closed Adoption|closed adoption]], it may mean learning to live with uncertainty about whether the parent will ever see the child again. The following describes ways birth parents may cope with the placement of their child:
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• How to Adopt from Fiji
  # Be Matched with a Child ...is usually to select a licensed agency in the United States that can help with your [[adoption]]. [[Adoption]] service providers must be licensed by the U
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• How to Adopt from Haiti
  # Be Matched with a Child ...is usually to select a licensed agency in the United States that can help with your [[adoption]]. [[Adoption Agencies|Adoption agencies]] must be licensed
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• Intercountry Adoption From Hague and Non-Hague Convention Countries: Frequently Asked Questions About Intercountry Adoption
  ...doption]] services by providing the services themselves or by arrangements with other providers, including [[domestic]] and foreign supervised providers, p ...primary provider to conduct their services in an ethical manner consistent with the Convention and applicable U.S. law and regulations. Supervised provider
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• How to Adopt from India
  ...ing that all [[adoption]] services in the case are completed in accordance with the Hague [[Adoption]] Convention and U.S. laws and regulations. Learn more ...e Provider|adoption service provider]] that is “enlisted” (registered) with CARA. Further details on enlisted agencies may be found on the CARA website
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• Helping Your Foster Child Transition to Your Adopted Child
  ...between being a foster child versus being an [[adopted]] child in the same family. There are specific steps you can take to help children understand these ch ==Talking With Children About the Changes==
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• Obtaining Background Information on Your Prospective Adopted Child
  ...ption]] professional can help you process the information in light of your family’s needs and priorities.''' ...or State [[Adoption Subsidies|adoption subsidies]] available for children with [[Special Needs|special needs]].'''
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• How to Adopt from Indonesia
  ...Indonesia]] where Yayasan Sayap Ibu is not represented, the first point of contact should be the Ministry of Social Affairs. # Be matched with a child
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