Posts Tagged ‘resources’
Helpful Parenting Resources for Adoptive & Foster Families Amidst COVID-19
Children who know the impact of trauma and early loss often struggle daily with fear, anxiety, and isolation. These emotions and feelings are most certainly heightened and triggered during this season of “safer at home” mandates and restrictions in light of the COVID-19 pandemic. Fear is real for us, as parents, so it must be…
Read MoreAn Excerpt from “Created to Connect: A Christian’s Guide to The Connected Child”
Created to Connect serves as a dynamic resource to draw parallels between the Christian faith and the foundational teachings of TBRI®.
Read More4 Resources for Every Adoptive Parent
We’ve compiled a list of resources for every adoptive parent that provides research-based, practical help for the journey ahead.
Read MoreGiving Grace and Seeing Needs
Grace is an amazing thing. It gives us freedom and opportunity—space to move, create, and become who we were meant to be. Grace is central to the Christian faith and a relationship with God. One amazing thing about this relationship is the way God chooses to see us. Scripture tells us that God knows our…
Read More5 Books About Adoption You Should Read
The adoption journey is beautiful, and it is hard. We have found these five books about adoption to be both helpful and life giving.
Read MoreGod’s Heart For Children
One amazing way Jesus showed us God’s heart was through his love for children. Here are three specific stories of Jesus revealing God’s heart for children.
Read MoreCan Adoptive Parents Get the “Baby Blues” Too?
Adoptive parents can get Baby Blues or Postadoption Depression Syndrome (PADs), especially if expectations aren’t aligning with reality.
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