Adoption Book Store

Adoption Book Catalog: Parent Preparation

This 4 page insert specifically covers books related to Adoptive Parent Preparation. (Pre-packs of 50 Catalogs, quantity of 2 equals 100 Catalogs).

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Adoption: The Essential Guide to Adopting Quickly and Safely

With practical information and insightful wisdom, Adoption offers advice from a leading industry insider who knows exactly what people can expect as expecting adoptive parents.

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Baby Adoption Memory Book - Pink

Baby Memory Book for Adoptions - Pink with White Dots by Penny Laine Papers

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Handbook on Thriving as an Adoptive Family: Real-Life Solutions to Common Challenges

Adoption is a high calling from God, and the Christian home primary soil for planting seeds of faith.

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How to Talk to Your Child's Doctor: A Handbook for Parents

In this illuminating guide to communicating with your childs doctor, pediatrician Christopher M. Johnson shows parents how to talk more effectively to their doctors about their childrens health.

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Little Story about a Big Turnip

Drawing from the history of Russian verbal art, this story about a family that must work together is an adaptation of a Russian children's folk tale.

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Lost and Found: The Adoption Experience (Expanded and Updated) (3RD ed.)

Explores the obstacles and issues that adoptees, orphans, and foster children face when they have been separated from a parent or denied the right to know their origins. Adoptee’s search for birth family.

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Parenting Your Internationally Adopted Child

This book explains how to help a child adopted between the ages of 6 mnths and 5 yrs cope with change, bond with their new parents, become a part of the family, and develop a positive self-image that incorporates both American identity and ethnic origins.

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The Everything Parent's Guide to Raising Your Adopted Child: A Complete Handbook to Welcoming Your Adopted Child Into Your Heart and Home

For the estimated 2 million families in the United States waiting to adopt a child, the decision of which avenue to pursue can be overwhelming: domestic or international, older child versus younger, children with special needsaand the list goes on.

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With Eyes Wide Open: Preparation for International Adoption (Rev 9/08)

WITH EYES WIDE OPEN helps parents prepare for the rewarding challenge of adopting a slightly older baby who has experienced life in another country. (NEW Revised September 2008)

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