Born In June Raised In April: What Adoption Can Teach the World: Talking Mother's Day and Adoption With Rachel Noerdlinger

Born In June Raised In April: What Adoption Can Teach the World

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Talking Mother's Day and Adoption With Rachel Noerdlinger 1

May 9, 2018

Mother’s Day can bring complicated thoughts and feelings, especially for for those of us in the extended family of adoption. This May, our host April sits down with transracially-adopted person Rachel Nordlinger to talk about their shared experiences surrounding adoption, identity and family.

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six and a half years ago

Nicole

I am a Caucasian foster mom of a black child with unknown paternal Background and we will be moving to adoption. You mention the need for transracial adoptive parents to be sure to introduce Black culture to their adoptive children. I’m puzzled as to how best to do that. Are you taking African, Jamaican, carribean or American black culture. Where is a parent to start?

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