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Loading ...This is the third revised edition of the open adoption classic recommended by the Child Welfare League of America. Gently provocative, warm and convincing, this open adoption guide includes actual letters between adoptive parents and birthparents, and between the latter and the children they have Buy on Amazon
(No Ratings Yet) Loading ...Click on Domestic Adoption for an article about domestic adoption and the considerations, pros and cons of going this route in orphan care. By Hope For Orphans.
(No Ratings Yet) Loading ...Schooler’s strength lies in her relating the emotional issues of adoption: identity, grief and barriers to attachment…As a mother of four adopted sons, I found this book to be beneficial. –Katrina Schmitz, Christian Retailing, April 15, 1993.
(No Ratings Yet) Loading ...Sherrie Eldridge has illuminated many issues adoptees and adoptive families face. Many books have addressed problems in adoption, but Eldridge tackles the real villain: unresolved loss and grief issues and the trauma that precedes all adoptions. This book is a gift to everyone involved in adoption. Eldridge’s personal disclosures add a level of warmth and [...]
(No Ratings Yet) Loading ...Adoption practices have evolved considerably since this book’s first publication in 1986, and the new version of the “Dr. Spock for adoptive parents” reflects the latest theories. Drawing on the findings and practices of pediatricians, social workers, scientists, and adoptive parents, Raising Adopted Children is carefully and thoroughly researched. Chapters on open adoption, international adoption, and [...]
(No Ratings Yet) Loading ...Schooler’s strength lies in her relating the emotional issues of adoption: identity, grief and barriers to attachment…As a mother of four adopted sons, I found this book to be beneficial. –Katrina Schmitz, Christian Retailing, April 15, 1993.
