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Description
Most often, children are joining their permanent, adoptive families past the age of infancy but not yet as "older children." This book covers many aspects of adopting and parenting these young children: the decision whether or not to adopt; preparation and education; forming attachments; behavior management; and more. Until now, few written resources have been available to discuss this special age -- the toddler.
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Publication
Jessica Kingsley Publishers (2012), Edition: 2, 272 pages
Language
Original language
English
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ISBN
1849058946 / 9781849058940
Physical description
272 p.; 6 inches