What is Different About Raising Adopted Children
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 11 ก.ย. 2024
- What is Different About Raising Adopted Children// Adopted children have unique needs. Parenting adopted children requires trauma informed care. Adoptive parents can understand the attachment issues and identity concerns of their adopted child or foster child and speak to those needs. There can be great joy in parenting adopted kids. I help adoptive moms and moms affected by the difficulties parenting their adopted child.
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To The Health and Happiness in Your Heart and Home,
Brooke Fremouw
Stressed about telling my 4 year old that we have had since birth about her adoption. Fear of doing it wrong and causing more trauma.
That why it is important to know someone's dna and bloodline
I agree... it isn't the same as parenting bio kids but I wouldn't trade it.
YES! Unexpected can be a good thing
Absolutely perfect advice. Thank you for this information1
I’ve heard so many say over the years… all kids are hard. You just love them and put boundaries… sigh. Simply isn’t true as much as I wish it was