Assessing Your Child’s Development

September 10, 2020

As a parent, you know your child best. You can tell when they are not feeling well or are struggling with something. That includes development delays. What are developmental delays? They could be a lack of verbal and non-verbal communication skills, poor emotional regulation, poor articulation and understanding of words and conversations, and much more. […]

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Advocating for Racial Equality in Adoption

September 3, 2020

Over the last few years, the adoption world has been focusing more and more on the stark racial disparities within its community. Systems are attempting to change process while implementing new solutions focused on leveling the playing field in regards to race representation throughout the adoption process. Jurisdictions, community agencies, and action committees are seeking […]

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Creating Safe Boundaries for Your Children

August 26, 2020

We have all witnessed it—the not so shy child in the grocery line talking your ear off, or the fearless toddler making friends with anyone they see. While this kind of behavior is typically harmless and will sometimes result in an upset child looking for their parents—is it safe to let our children approach anyone […]

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Finding Balance During The Adoption Process

August 20, 2020

When you’re waiting to adopt your child, work is likely the last thing on your mind. The waiting period can be full of anxieties regarding your future, and while your job may be the last item on your list, it’s important to think about how you hope to achieve balance in your home. Finding this […]

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When Adoption Falls Through

August 13, 2020

When adoption doesn’t go as planned—especially after you have poured your heart and soul into the process, it’s devastating. Although adoption plans change for various reasons, one of the most common is a birth family choosing to raise their biological child.  There are endless emotions involved in the adoption process—they often converge and intensely. Two […]

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Adoption and Remote Learning

August 6, 2020

As an unprecedented school year looms before us, many unanswered questions remain. The beginning of school is always a stressful time for parents and families—add a pandemic and adoption into the mix, and there are truly no rules. Parents will now be tasked as the gatekeepers of their child’s education. This is stressful beyond comprehension, […]

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