Livres-Film

[vinzenlina]

Quelqu'un a-t-il des livres recommandés pour les personnes qui envisagent d'adopter, traversent le processus et une fois que l'adoption a eu lieu ?

[PatMat]

Les revues ACCUEIL sont très bien bien.

[Antoine148]

Bonjour tous le monde,

Juste pour vous dire de toujours surveiller vos enfants quand vous faites autre chose. J'étais avec ma femme devant la télé et mon enfant de 4 ans à déchiré l'un de mes livres professionnel à la place de son livre Picsou.

J'y tenais à ce livre, c'était un goodies qu'on m'avait offert sur le matériel de laboratoire d'occasion avec https://laboccaz.com/

Bref, j'imagine que mon fils ne sera jamais un scientifique

[grantpharmacy]

Hi Clara,

That’s a lovely topic to open If you’re interested in adoption from different perspectives, you might enjoy books that mix personal stories with broader reflections. *“Three Little Words”* by Ashley Rhodes-Courter is a powerful memoir about growing up in foster care and adoption. *“The Primal Wound”* by Nancy Verrier is also often mentioned, as it explores the emotional impact of adoption on adoptees.

For films, *“Lion”* is very moving and shows the long-term effects of adoption and identity, and *“Philomena”* offers another thoughtful perspective.

Your current reads sound great and quite informative; mixing them with personal narratives can add another dimension. Looking forward to seeing what others recommend too!

[grantpharmacy]

Hi Clara,

That's a lovely topic to open If you're interested in adopting from different perspectives, you might enjoy books that mix personal stories with broader reflections. *“Three Little Words”* by Ashley Rhodes-Courter is a powerful memoir about growing up in foster care and adoption. *“The Primal Wound”* by Nancy Verrier is also often mentioned, as it explores the emotional impact of adoption on adoptees.

For films, *“Lion”* is very moving and shows the long-term effects of adoption and identity, and Sanford *“Philomena”* offers another thoughtful perspective.

Your current reads sound great and quite informative; mixing them with personal narratives can add another dimension. Looking forward to seeing what others recommend too!