International Adoption

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International Adoption

International adoption has created a global village for many adoptive families. Whether it is creating a dossier, culture-keeping or understanding the importance of talking to friends and family about cultural stereotypes, families who adopt internationally have an extra layer in their adoption experience.

Adopting a child from another country has many rewards, but it can also have many challenges. From medical and sleeping issues to language and attachment delays, there are many challenges to work through, but there are so many wonderful reasons to be an adoptive family as well.

Latest articles in International Adoption

Speech & Language Delays in Internationally Adopted Children

Speech problems are not uncommon for children, but for kids who have lived in orphanages, it is important for adoptive parents to prepare for issues.

Apr 20, 2011 – Angela Krueger

Helping Adopted Children With Sleep Issues

For adoptive parents whose children have a hard time falling asleep, oftentimes there are valid reasons for the sleep issues and also strategies to help.

Mar 29, 2011 – Angela Krueger

Book Review of Message From an Unknown Chinese Mother by Xinran

Through compelling and heartfelt storytelling, Xinran gives insight into the lives of China's women and orphans in Message From an Unknown Chinese Mother.

Mar 23, 2011 – Angela Krueger

Helping Adopted Children With Food Issues

Common in adopted children who have been traumatized, issues around food can be managed with a combination of understanding, flexibility and therapy.

Mar 4, 2011 – Angela Krueger

Preparing Adoptive Families for a Homeland Visit

Visiting an adoptee's birth country can be an exciting adventure if the adoptive family does research before the trip and plans for all scenarios.

Sep 9, 2010 – Angela Krueger

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