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10/30/07
Speaking clearly, understanding each other: the eyes have it.
Posted by : grant in China Adoption Blog at 03:18 pm , 511 words, 495 views
Categories: Scientific Studies
What is that baby really saying A lot of frustration seems to be tied up with language - and what they call "language delays" are all too often a part of parenting kids adopted internationally. Toddlers like to be understood - and when son (son!) uses a new word and realizes that we know what he means, his face lights up.
Of course, babies have their own language, and chances are, if you re an average parent adopting from China, you ll be meeting these new kids when they re really quite new indeed, so what you need right away is some kind of baby translator... more
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10/11/07
Our China
Posted by : grant in China Adoption Blog at 06:50 am , 393 words, 130 views
Categories: Critical Theory
Our China is a country that we don t understand, like a college roommate who sleeps until sunset and slips back into the room at 10 in the morning. Here s what I mean: This is a critical review of a documentary that aired on British TV last Monday. It was called China’s Stolen Children, and it was made by some of the people who worked on The Dying Rooms. Unsurprisingly, it appears to take a rather stark view of the One-Child Policy. It s also, according to the review, a bit over-simplistic.... more
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10/10/07
Judging solves nothing
Posted by : grant in China Adoption Blog at 06:47 am , 356 words, 129 views
Categories: Critical Theory
I ve been thinking about this opinion piece I just read in the S...