Being a Human Parent

Posted on 21 November 2014 by Pedalling Solo

I think this is one of those analyses maybe I should have here to come back to in the future.

A good read for probably any parent but perhaps particularly adoptive parents…

About Pedalling Solo

I am a potential adopter in the UK, going it alone as they say. Somehow I've worked my way through lots of paperwork, done lots of learning, become an approved adopter, and navigated matching (hopefully). I am very much learning as I go. This blog is my opportunity to share my learning and experiences and maybe some random musings as I go along as well.

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