The Adopted Child

Discover the insightful work of David Brodzinsky in his latest publication, Adopted Child, released by Cambridge University Press in 2024. This engaging book offers a comprehensive historical perspective on adoption practices and the dynamics of adoptive family life. With 86 pages of in-depth research, it explores crucial topics such as children's adjustment to adoption, the various factors influencing adoptive identity development, and the diverse types of post-adoption support and services available. Brodzinsky also provides thoughtful recommendations for future research and practice in the field. Whether you are a professional in sociology or a parent navigating the adoption journey, Adopted Child is an essential read that sheds light on the complexities of adoption and aims to enhance the experiences of adopted children and their families.