If your child is off to preschool or kindergarten for the first time, you can ease her entry to the wider world outside your home.
“My Most Pressing Back-to-School Task”
After bringing up race and adoption with my children's teachers at the start of each academic year, I always feel worried and hyper-vigilant. But, invariably, they get it.
Becoming an Advocate at School
There’s nothing like a school’s insensitivity to adoption to turn a quiet mom into a bold activist.
“School Daze” — Part 4 of Foster Adoption Series
In part four of our family's adoption odyssey, our daughter grapples with her learning disability.
[Book Review] Adoption and the Schools: A Resource Guide for Parents and Teachers
Though many schools support the ideas of diverse families and multiculturalism, adoption is rarely mentioned as one of the differences to be considered or part of a school curriculum. This book seeks to change that.
Why Preschoolers Need Limits
Many of us want to indulge our children with gifts and leniency. But that's not what kids need.
Is Your Child Ready for School?
She has her backpack, pencils, and notebook. But does she know how to field adoption questions that might come her way?
Ask AF: When Preschoolers Ask About Race
Answers to your parenting questions.
“Presenting Adoption to My Fifth Grader’s Class”
Adoption presentations in first and second grade are easy. Then what?
How to Adjust Invasive Assignments
Parents should expect school assignments that are difficult for their children. So be prepared.
The Kindergarten Transition
Starting school is exciting for kids, but it can also be a little scary. A mother of two shares her experiences and some tips on how to cope.
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