All children need the right amount of sleep each night for their overall development, emotional regulation, psychological stability, and physical growth, so it’s perfectly natural for parents to worry when their child struggles to sleep. Anxiety-fueled sleep issues are not uncommon for adopted … [Read more...]
Out-of-Home Care and Family Ties: How Contact Supports Children’s Healing
For some families, post-adoption problems can occur, such as failed adoptions, disrupted adoptions, or other permanency issues. In these cases, an out-of-home care arrangement, such as a transitional placement, is often better than the child returning to foster care or … [Read more...]
Child Abuse Awareness Month: How a Loving Home Rebuilds Broken Trust
Children are born dependent on and fully trusting the adults caring for them, and this is by God’s design, so that parents can steer children in the right direction toward a flourishing life. That is why the bond between a child and their primary caregivers (parents) in early childhood lays the … [Read more...]
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