Adoption may begin a new chapter, but it doesn’t tear the earlier pages from a child’s story. In one U.S. study examining behavioral and mental health-related outcomes in adopted and non-adopted individuals (where many of the adopted and non-adopted subjects were legal/adoptive siblings), the … [Read more...]
Why Your Adopted Child’s Homework Can Become a Trigger & How Parents Can Help
Most kids hate homework. Sometimes it's because they're easily distracted, like most children to some degree. Sometimes they can focus just fine, but they find the work boring or the concepts too hard to understand. Sometimes they're simply tired after a full day of learning at school. But for … [Read more...]
Understanding Behavior Issues in Adopted Children: Why Home Can Be the Hardest Place
If your adopted child or teen has recently shown signs of behavioral issues at home, you’re probably very concerned and maybe even confused about why it is happening now. In reality, many adopted children need ample time living in a safe home before they feel emotionally secure enough … [Read more...]
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