Different, Yet the Same

As children reach school-age, they may start feeling different from their peers. Here are some strategies parents can use to help them find common ground.

by Joni Mantell

October 21, 2014

Feeling different can be a problem for young adopted children

Playmates and mentors can help children find common ground.

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Tags School-Aged Children, Support Groups & Community, Talking with Kids About Adoption

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