Reshaping Expectations
@ThrivingFamily.com
Long before I had a chance to get to know my son, I had created an unrealistic picture about who he would be. On top of that, I expected the adoption journey to be relatively easy once we brought our son home. Indeed, I’d convinced myself that adoption was little more than a historical fact of how a family came to be, not an ongoing journey.
@ThrivingFamily.com
Long before I had a chance to get to know my son, I had created an unrealistic picture about who he would be. On top of that, I expected the adoption journey to be relatively easy once we brought our son home. Indeed, I’d convinced myself that adoption was little more than a historical fact of how a family came to be, not an ongoing journey.
How To Build Trust With A Child
@ShaunGroves.com
Though he’s been my son for more than a year now, Sambhaji still thinks like an orphan. So do I… Trust is built on a pattern of promises kept. I trust God to keep me because He’s kept me.
@ShaunGroves.com
Though he’s been my son for more than a year now, Sambhaji still thinks like an orphan. So do I… Trust is built on a pattern of promises kept. I trust God to keep me because He’s kept me.
Martyred Mothers
@RaisingHomemakers.com
May we not live our lives as martyrs that have given up something great, and thinking that motherhood is only about sacrifice.
@RaisingHomemakers.com
May we not live our lives as martyrs that have given up something great, and thinking that motherhood is only about sacrifice.
Transracial Adoption and Attachment
@Babe of My Heart
@Babe of My Heart
Was our family ALREADY connected strongly with friends who “looked” like our son? This is important not as much for us–but FOR HIM!
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