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Last week roundup results #19

Adoption & Fostering Weekly Roundup (23-29 Jan 2017)

Round Up

The Owl30th January 201730th January 20170
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Week #19 of the Adoption and Fostering Weekly Roundup was another week of great blog posts.

For many, January has been a more reflexive month, good for taking stock of lessons learned in the past. The articles that stemmed from it will always represent an invaluable resource for families new to adoption, and a comforting read for all those families who are living similar experiences. This is what makes these articles so important.

A big thank you to everyone who took the time to nominate new articles or vote for the ones already listed, and of course congratulations to all our winners.

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This week top 5

Having a Child With Mental Ilness: Adventures in Living on a Prayer

Dear Prospective Grandparent, Love Little Pink's Granny - Caritas Care iAdopt

Thoughts on being Mum: News from Court

One for the Boys

Back to the Basics: Explaining Attachment Disorder Diagnoses (RAD and DSED) – Trauma Mama Drama

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