How Do You Create Family Bonding With Interracial Adoption?
Have or seeking children for interracial adoption? Even domestic adoption, or international adoption of the same race (such as American Caucasians adopting from Russia) can bring, for example, Russian ethnicity to their adoptive parents who are mostly Irish. Whether interracial adoption is already part of your family, or you’re making plans for new arrivals, consider the following activity that has helped other interracial adoption families find bonding and grow roots that gave them their wings. We already know regularly shared meals can help families feel bonded and rooted. But families of the past who all shared one ethnicity often shared foods and meals that came from that shared tradition, which brought on yet another source of bonding and shared history. This can also happen with adoption in a new way by unifying many cultures into one new unit. Make a list of all cultures and ethnic backgrounds you, your spouse, and children’s interracial adoption have added to your family. If yo
