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Wanted: Teens

Not everyone considers adopting teenagers, but it's a rewarding way to become a parent and help create your forever family.

by Rosemary Zibart

TAGS: Foster Adoption, Older Child Adoption, Preteens, Teens

• Bonding
• Older Child Adoption
• Transitions 3+

February 20, 2015

Adopt an adolescent? People do, all the time.

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