Honoring Your Child's Birth Culture


Children adopted from another country or another culture within the U.S. need to understand and feel a connection to their heritage. Adoption experts and adoptive parents share advice and stories about honoring a child’s birth culture.

Paula Hajar's son learns about his cultural heritage

“Connecting with a Culture”

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“Connecting with a Culture”

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A mother weaves a strand between her child's Guatemalan heritage and her Arab ethnicity.

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Balancing cultural activities with the rest of your family routine

Balancing Cultural Activities in the Family Routine

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If your child seems more interested in soccer than culture camp, don't panic.

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