Parenting Your Internationally Adopted Child: From Your First Hours Together Through the Teen Years

by Patty Cogen (2008, Harvard Common Press, 14.95)
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Guides adoptive parents from the initial meeting through their child's teen years. It's an indispensable resource, not only for parents, but also for therapists and educators who work with adopted children. [6” x 9”...448 pages]

Adopted and Wondering: Drawing Out Feelings

by Marge Heegaard (2007, Fairview Press, 9.95)
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This art therapy book helps children cope with the emotional impact of adoption. Children can use this book's interactive exercises to realize that their birth parents were good people who loved them but were unable to give them a good home; understand that they were placed, rather than abandoned; and develop a strong sense of personal identity. The interactive drawing exercises help children explain in pictures what they are unable to say in words. Grades K-6. [8.5” x 11”...32 pages]

Parenting Your Adopted Child: A Positive Approach to Building a Strong Family

by Andrew Adesman & Christine Adamec (2004, McGraw-Hill, 14.95)
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Parents of adopted children face some unique challenges in addition to all the "regular" issues that come with being a parent. Parenting Your Adopted Child provides helpful tools that enable families to understand and counter common myths about adoption that may be harmful to their children. It also clearly demonstrates how parents can effectively tailor their parenting approach to suit their child's distinct needs. [6” x 9”...272 pages]

Twenty Things Adopted Kids Wish Their Adoptive Parents Knew

by Sherrie Eldridge (1999, Dell, 14.00)
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Offers practical advice for addressing past issues, handling current crises, and ensuring a long, loving future for parents and their children. Themes covered include everything from mourning birth parents to identity issues and suggestions for discussing adoption with kids. [5” x 8”...222 pages]

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