Article from NewDemographic.com
Whether Or Not There Are "Issues," Parents Need to Talk With Their Mixed Heritage Kids
http://www.newdemographic.com/articles050701talkmixedkids.htm
Sunday, July 10, 2005
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An adjunct to my adoption information site, AdoptKorea.com, the blog format lends itself better to my ongoing roadtrip as Mom to three beautiful kids - my eldest homegrown daughter, and my son and youngest daughter, both adopted from Korea. My babies aren't babies anymore so the blog will reflect my thoughts, concerns, joys, and stuggles as we take the next big steps in our family journey together.
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2 comments:
Thanks for this link. This blog is great. Have you seen the Adoption Learning Partners courses for adoptive parents? They have a great one called "Conspicuous Families" which has a really fun section for dealing with intrusive questions. Another good one is about talking to your kids about adoption. They really helped inform me about the issues I would face when adopting a child from another country. You should check it out!
Adoption Learning Partners is a tremendous resource and one I recommend all adoptive parents check out. Several of the courses are free or very low-cost.
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