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Talking about adoption can feel complicated and scary for both adoptive parents and birth parents and especially for children, who have questions about their identity and ever-evolving understanding of both the joys and losses that are part of the experience. But what matters most is that we are talking about it, because that is how we help children know that it is truly “okay" to be adopted. Topics include talking to children about adoption and foster care at various ages and stages, handling questions from outsiders (including teachers), and helping children create their own adoption narrative, including the use of life books.

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