Adopted children have questions, questions we all wrestle with, but for an adopted child these questions carry special significance and the answers are not always easy to find. Who am I? Knowing our own Identity maybe the deepest need person has and this is certainly magnified with the adopted child. Where do I fit in? The need for kinship is a very subtle yet real need that merely having a family that loves you will not always satisfy. Personal heritage and legacy play a vital role in this. Why do I do what I do? How an adopted child forms their personality is inherently different from how other children do. Even how we attach and file memories and experiences is linked to a chosen identity. Adopted children have questions, questions we all wrestle with, but for an adopted child these questions carry special significance and the answers are not always easy to find. Who am I? Knowing our own Identity maybe the deepest need person has and this is certainly magnified with the adopted child. Where do I fit in? The need for kinship is a very subtle yet real need that merely having a family that loves you will not always satisfy. Personal heritage and legacy play a vital role in this. Why do I do what I do? How an adopted child forms their personality is inherently different from how other children do. Even how we attach and file memories and experiences is linked to a chosen identity. http://adoptionbook.org/landing-page/