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Helping Your Adopted Child (MiniBook) - Understanding Your Child's Unique Identity

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9781934885314
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Helping Your Adopted Child (MiniBook) - Understanding Your Child's Unique Identity

Item #:
9781934885314

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  • Provides practical, gospel-centered guidance from counselor and adoptive father Paul David Tripp to help adopted children understand their identity; offers hope and belonging in adoption
  • Paperback; 4.25 x 7.5 inches; published by New Growth Press
  • 24-page minibook
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  • Description

    Helping Your Adopted Child is a 24-page minibook by Paul David Tripp published by New Growth Press. This resource helps adoptive parents understand and nurture their adopted child's unique identity and address the specific challenges that adoption brings.

    Long before you decided to adopt, long before your child was born, God planned to place your adopted child into your home. Learn from counselor and adoptive father Paul David Tripp how to help adopted children understand their identity and place in God's world.

  • Additional Information
    Year: 2008
    UPC: 9781934885314
    Age Level: Parent
    Cover Type: Paperback
    Filter Product Type: Physical
    Language: English
    Audience: Adults
    Product Category: Bible Study
    Condition: New
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  • What does Helping Your Adopted Child (MiniBook) cover?

    This 24-page minibook offers gospel-centered guidance to help adoptive parents understand and nurture an adopted child's unique identity, explain adoption-related challenges, and point the child to their place in God's story.

  • Who wrote this minibook and what are their qualifications?

    Paul David Tripp, a counselor and adoptive father, authored the minibook. It is published by New Growth Press and draws on Tripp's pastoral and counseling experience working with families and adoptive children.

  • What is the format and size of the minibook?

    Paperback minibook, 24 pages, measuring approximately 4.25 x 7.5 inches—designed to be portable and easy to read in short sittings.

  • How should parents use this minibook with their adopted child?

    Use it as a concise guide for shaping conversations and caregiving: read the short chapters to gain practical perspectives, adapt the ideas to your child’s age, and apply the gospel-centered language and approaches suggested to communicate identity, belonging, and hope.

  • Who is this minibook best suited for?

    Intended for adoptive parents and caregivers seeking practical, faith-based help in nurturing an adopted child’s identity; also useful for pastors, counselors, and church leaders who support adoptive families.


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