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What Life Looks Like 3 Years After International Adoption – Part 2

What Life Looks Like 3 Years After International Adoption – Part 2

by Jessica Goodpaster | Sep 21, 2020 | Adoption, Adoption Stories, China Adoption, Featured Story, Parenting

Welcome to the second half of my reflection on three years after international adoption. If you haven’t already, read Part 1 here. There I talked about medical needs, developmental milestones, and education since adopting from China. Read on for several other aspects...
What Life Looks Like 3 Years After International Adoption – Part 1

What Life Looks Like 3 Years After International Adoption - Part 1

by Jessica Goodpaster | Aug 7, 2020 | Adoption, China Adoption, Parenting

It has been three years since we first met our daughter in a nondescript municipal building in China. While anniversaries like this bring adoption to the forefront of my mind, most days I don’t think about the different ways my kids arrived in our family. I pray for,...
How to Celebrate the Beauty and Embrace the Trauma of Adoption

How to Celebrate the Beauty and Embrace the Trauma of Adoption

by Jessica Goodpaster | Nov 7, 2019 | Adoption Stories, China Adoption, Parenting

Grownups come back! That little song is repeated over and over in an episode of Daniel Tiger’s Neighborhood. Since the show is one of my daughter’s favorites, we have used it to ease anxiety when dropping her off at school, church, or for a visit with the...
What My China Adoption Taught Me About the Love of God

What My China Adoption Taught Me About the Love of God

by Jessica Goodpaster | Aug 21, 2019 | China Adoption, Parenting

Two years ago this month I met my daughter for the first time. As is in the case of a China adoption, the meeting was without fanfare. But from the moment that spunky 18 month old was placed in my arms, my family would never be the same. As I reflect on how far...
My Experience with Special Needs Parenting

My Experience with Special Needs Parenting

by Jessica Goodpaster | Jun 27, 2019 | Adoption Stories, China Adoption, Parenting

Our daughter was adopted from China’s Special Needs Program in 2017. As soon as she was placed in my arms, I entered the world of special needs parenting. (Read more about our China adoption journey.) There is a wide spectrum of medical, developmental, and...
What to Expect in the First Year After International Adoption – Part 2

What to Expect in the First Year After International Adoption - Part 2

by Jessica Goodpaster | Aug 23, 2018 | Adoption Stories, China Adoption, Parenting

Hi, friends! This post is part two of my reflection What to Expect in the First Year After International Adoption. If you haven’t already, you’ll want to read part 1 here. After you’re finished, pick up where we left off below: Food and Drink Though L was 18 months...
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