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"Why Didn't Anyone Tell Us?: What We Didn't Know About Attachment Disorder

"Why Didn't Anyone Tell Us?: What We Didn't Know About Attachment Disorder

by Pike, Lynn
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Recently updated and edited since first edition as an eBook on Amazon in August 2014. Adopting a child can be exciting and scary at the same time, whether you are adopting an infant or a toddler. Adopting an older child has its own challenges. The first two years after being born are crucial to the rest of a child's life. This book is to tell you our story and encourage you as a parent or parents who are raising a child with mental problems. Be more aggressive. We were not. We trusted the counselors and physicians to know how to help us. We knew what we were doing wasn't solving our son's issues, but not sure what we needed to do different or who else to go to.

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Pub dateJan 27, 2015
ISBN-100692264337
ISBN-139780692264331
LanguageEnglish
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