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Authors: Betsy Keefer, Jayne E. Schooler, Betsy E. Keefer, Jayne Schooler
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Publisher: Praeger
Category: Book
Publication Date: July 30, 2000
Number Of Items: 1
Number Of Pages: 256
ISBN: 0897896912
Dewey Number: 155.445
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Product Description: "Do I have to tell my adopted child the truth?" This is a question that faces every adoptive parent. Filling a much-needed gap in the adoption literature regarding communication with adopted children, Telling the Truth to Your Adopted-Foster Child provides parents with the important knowledge of why adopted children need to know the truth about their past. The authors offer practical guidelines and tools that parents can use in communicating with their children the circumstances of their past. This book presents the developmental stages of how children understand adoption and what needs to be said to a child age appropriately. The authors suggest how to share with children the painful and difficult issues regarding their circumstances, birth family and background. The goal is to provide a gateway into life as emotionally and psychologically healthy adults, with solid foundations for identity and self-esteem.
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