Parents of children adopted as older babies or toddlers from
institutional care settings have a lot on their plate. They have to
assess the child's immediate physical needs which could include
malnutrition, undiagnosed diseases and developmental gaps, all
depending on the quality of care the child has been receiving and for
how long. In addition to these physical concerns, adoptive parents of
older children must work hard to create safe, nurturing environments
and healthy emotional attachments for their kids.
The good news is that thousands of parents do this all quite successfully every year.
The bad news is
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