Summary:
The book provides insights and practical strategies for parents to connect with their adopted children, addressing challenges such as building attachment, dealing with behavioral issues, and understanding the impact of trauma. It offers a compassionate approach to parenting, emphasizing the importance of love, patience, and therapeutic techniques to foster healing and strong family bonds.
Key points:
1. Trauma Understanding: The book stresses the need to comprehend the trauma adopted children may carry, affecting their behavior and relationships. It urges adoptive parents to be patient and supportive.
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