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A child getting off a school bus, prepared to discuss race in the classroom

“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.

Children of various races enjoying a culture camp

Going Camping

Three camp options offer unique ways to explore your childs roots and emerging identity during the summer months.

An adoptee escort and a baby from Korea

“Homeward Bound”

Retracing a journey I had made 23 years earlier inspired unforeseen emotions about my past, and about one child's future.

A child this young could probably deal with a name change

The Name Game

Although a baby as young as seven months reacts when called by name, a name change isn't a significant issue until age two.

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

The Choices We Make

Choosing age, race, and even gender is sometimes seen as the perk of adoption. Be careful not to attach expectations to these selections.

A sign post pointing in different directions, representing choice between adoption and surrogacy

“Becoming an Intended Parent”

Deciding on gestational surrogacy and navigating the complex process involves listening to your heart and your brain at the right times.

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