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by Becky Walker (Author)
Becky Walker wrote "Why Don't You Just Send Me Back?" with you in mind. She wants other adoptive parents to know she appreciates how you feel, as well as how difficult it can be every day as you try to bring a sense of connectedness to your relationship with your adopted child. Through her own journey of adopting her beautiful daughter, Becky's aim is to help adoptive parents understand that you're not alone.
In this book, you will: -Discover How to Best Approach Your Adopted Child to Resolve Certain Issues-Find Clarity on Achieving the Relationship You Want With Your Adopted Child
-Gain a Better Understanding of Your Adopted Child and Their Different Behaviors
-Realize the Similarities That Your Adopted Child and Many Adoptive Parents Share
-Get Tools to Help Your Adopted Child Adapt to the New World You Have Created for Them "'Why Don't You Just Send Me Back?' explains the process that adoptive parents and their adopted children experience in a way that makes you believe you are going to succeed."
-Bob Proctor, Speaker, Author and Featured Expert in The Secret "All adoptive parents need to read this book as a guide to navigate your way through the beautiful trials and tribulations of bringing more love to the world by adopting a child."
-Shannon Burnett-Gronich, Publicity Expert, Author, and Mother of Three Children "'Why Don't You Just Send Me Back?' captures the reality of what adopted children and their parents encounter-reassuring you that you're not the only one."
-Steven E. Schmitt, Founder of the Law of Positivity
Author Biography
Becky Walker is an adoptive mother, personal coach, podcaster, blogger and public speaker. She founded Beyond Adoptions, where Parent-to-Parent(TM) coaching services, online support groups, webinars, podcasts, blogs and live training programs provide the perfect opportunities to share the different strategies and Compassionate Communication techniques to reduce conflict and provide the connection that can help address the unmet needs of adopted children.
