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Adoptive Families Bond Through Massage
Adoptive & Foster Families
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Adoptive Families Bond Through Massage
Many families are concerned about bonding and attachment with their baby after adoption. If you are concerned, you are not
alone. However, observation and research shows that adoptive families can form bonds as successfully as biological families. The period from birth through three years of age is the most favorable time for children to form a bond with their families. However, adoptive parents have no need for undue concern as we also know developing a bond with an adopted child is not unlike the process of building one with a biological child, it develops over time. read more click here
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 Tina Allen, LMT, CPMMT, CPMT, CIMT Children are our greatest gift, treat them with extraordinary care! www.LiddleKidz.com     
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