Search Results: July/August 2005

Adoption Travel Tips for When You (Finally!) Get Your The Call

Your Guide to Adoption Travel

The big day is finally here. Referral or hospital address in hand, you're ready to meet your child. But before you board that plane, learn from our experts (read: adoptive parents) how to make your adoption trip the journey of a lifetime.

Megan's Birthday Tree

[Book Review] Megan’s Birthday Tree

When Megan was born, her birth mother, Kendra, planted a tree in her backyard. Every year on Megan's birthday, Kendra decorates the tree and sends photos of it to Megan, in honor of their special bond.

Adoption expert Lois Melina on talking with adopted children about unknown birth family information

The Sibling Connection

Sure, they bicker, they fight, they tease each other mercilessly. But they’re also creating vital relationships that will last a lifetime.

A child engages in imaginary play

Flights of Fantasy

Imaginative play can bring your preschooler hours of fun — and offer a window into her adoption story.

Transracial adoptive parent support.

“Support by the Book Club”

A book club to read about our children's birth cultures became a support group, a forum to discuss the similar parenting issues we were facing.

How to manage rivalry with an adoptive sister.

“Adopting a Baby Sister”

Our preteen biological daughter felt some jealousy of the baby we adopted internationally, but, for the most part, we've all settled into our new roles.

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