Being creative and thoughtful about understanding a teenager’s needs, will help build a strong family connection between the child and the adoptive family.
One of the biggest issues for children who are adopted as tweens and teens is being able to trust anyone. Their life experience has taught them that they can only depend on themselves and adoptive parents may find it challenging to bond with their child on an intimate level.
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