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Reviewer: Allison Martin Many more parents are adopting children that are beyond the baby stage in the past few years, than every before. Toddler Adoption attempts to address the dearth of information on this important stage of a child's development by providing extensive coverage of issues parents may encounter when adopting a toddler. Mary Hopkins-Best explains, "If the stories we were hearing were to be believed, then it appeared that adopting a toddler poses challenges that are substantially different from those in adopting an infant or older child. It follows, then, that a successful toddler adoption requires both special attention by adoption professionals and special strategies for adoptive parents. Failure to recognize the unique issues involved in helping a toddler make a smooth transition to a permanent family may lead to the assumption that the developmental regression, attachment delays, and behavior problems that often accompany the move are due to inadequate skills or commitment on the part of the adoptive parents." It is unlikely that parents adopting toddlers will run into all the issues covered in this book. However, Toddler Adoption provides a solid introduction and framework to adoption and toddlerhood for those who are interested in adopting a child one to three years old. |
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