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Giving Thanks During Your Adoption Journey - Nightlight
Giving Thanks During Your Adoption Journey - Nightlight
It can sometimes be challenging to choose an attitude of gratitude when you are on the path of adoptive parenting.  Adoption inherently involves loss and grief, and the wait to bring your child home can seem unbearable.  How can we focus on giving thanks as we go through this stressful process? Con
·nightlight.org·
Giving Thanks During Your Adoption Journey - Nightlight
Adult Adoptees’ Perspective on Interracial Adoption - Nightlight
Adult Adoptees’ Perspective on Interracial Adoption - Nightlight
The Debate on Interracial Adoption: Since the 1970s, there have been debates in America on whether children of one race should be adopted by parents of another. One camp argues that children adopted interracially lose their sense of identity and culture, while the other claims that regardless of rac
·nightlight.org·
Adult Adoptees’ Perspective on Interracial Adoption - Nightlight
The Pros and Cons of Transracial Adoption
The Pros and Cons of Transracial Adoption
Concerns: INTRODUCTION • Risks for the children include development of: • Psychosocial • Emotional • Cultural • Data/ Research from Transracial Adoptees in the Media: 1986-1996 • (Print-media-reported interviews with adult transracial adoptees) • Results: • Problems with
·prezi.com·
The Pros and Cons of Transracial Adoption
Adoptees Press States for Access to Original Birth Certificates - Stateline
Adoptees Press States for Access to Original Birth Certificates - Stateline
Peggy Klappenberger of Crownsville, Maryland, has a little game she plays with her two teenage sons. Every time she drives by the hospital where they were born, she points to the window of the room where their birth took place. She makes a point of telling them, over and over, that they are seeing the […]
·stateline.org·
Adoptees Press States for Access to Original Birth Certificates - Stateline
I Was Made to be a Birth Mom
I Was Made to be a Birth Mom
I grew up in a very religious home. We never missed a church service. I taught Sunday school. I briefly considered going into ministry work as a career. Then I got pregnant my freshman year of coll…
·velvetbocephus.wordpress.com·
I Was Made to be a Birth Mom
But I adopted my child at birth. What do you mean trauma?
But I adopted my child at birth. What do you mean trauma?
BY: ALEX STAVROS, President and CEO, Calo Family of Programs It is not uncommon for adoptive parents to come to us feeling out of options for their difficult child and overwhelmed about what could have created all of these DSM diagnoses and intense feelings and behaviors.  Especially if the child wa
·linkedin.com·
But I adopted my child at birth. What do you mean trauma?