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Walk Together
Walk Together focuses entirely on Adoption in the UK. It's to help mothers, fathers, children and everyone involved in the difficult, tumultuous, rewarding, elating roller coaster that can be the adoption before, during and after process in the UK.
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Each month we will post a blog centered around a specific adoption topic like addiction, bi-racial adoption, nature VS nurture etc. If you have a specific topic you're interested in, please pop us a message and we'll add it to our content plan.


Why routines matter more than rewards in adoptive families
It is crucial that we frame our understanding of adopted children's needs within the context of their early environments and developmental histories.
May 307 min read
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Adoption through the eyes of birth parents: What we rarely talk about
In this blog, we explore adoption through the eyes of birth parents, offering a compassionate and evidence-informed look at their experience, and why their perspective matters.
May 236 min read
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Adoption and school: Helping your child navigate education with confidence
The classroom is more than just a learning space - it is a social arena, a place of transitions, routines, and authority figures.
May 165 min read
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The role of digital life in adoption: Navigating online identities and digital footprints
Adoption in the UK today is shaped not only by legal processes and emotional journeys, but also by the digital spaces in which those...
May 86 min read
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Emotional differences between being adopted as a baby versus as an older child
While the goal remains providing a nurturing and permanent home, the age at which a child is adopted significantly influences emotional...
Apr 297 min read
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Supporting siblings in adoption: Helping brothers and sisters navigate change
Sibling relationships are among the longest-lasting in a person’s life.
Apr 1810 min read
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The impact of early life nutrition on adopted children’s development
The food a child receives (or does not receive) during their earliest years can profoundly shape not only their physical health, but also their cognitive development, emotional regulation, and long-term wellbeing.
Apr 76 min read
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Faith and adoption: experiences across different religions
Adoption is a profoundly human experience, rooted in care, protection, and the desire to offer belonging.
Mar 287 min read
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How Adoption Affects Extended Families | Understanding the Dynamics
Extended families, such as grandparents, aunts, uncles, and cousins experience significant changes in how they relate to the adopted child.
Mar 188 min read
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Adoption and education: advocating for your child's needs in the school system
This blog is designed as a comprehensive guide for adoptive parents, providing in-depth insights and practical strategies to help you advoca
Mar 712 min read
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Adoption and the LGBTQ+ community | Building families beyond traditional norms
This blog explores the journey of LGBTQ+ adoption, from historical challenges to modern-day progress.
Mar 15 min read
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Adoption in the digital age: Navigating social media and privacy concerns
The rise of social media has transformed the way we connect, communicate, and share information.
Feb 217 min read
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The role of birth fathers in the adoption process
Birth fathers can face many challenges during the adoption process, including legal, emotional, and social obstacles.
Feb 149 min read
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Adoption and mental health: navigating post-adoption depression
Similar to postpartum depression, PAD can bring feelings of sadness, anxiety, guilt, and exhaustion, making it difficult to bond with their
Feb 75 min read
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Understanding sensory processing disorder in adopted children
This neurological condition affects how the brain receives, interprets, and responds to sensory input.
Jan 316 min read
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Adoption and neurodiversity: ADHD, autism, and supporting unique needs
This article provides an evidence-based exploration of how to support neurodivergent children in adoptive families.
Jan 185 min read
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Navigating open adoption: Building healthy relationships between birth and adoptive families
In open adoption, the level of contact can vary greatly depending on the agreement between the birth and adoptive families.
Jan 114 min read
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Adopting internationally: Challenges, processes, and cultural considerations
Children eligible for international adoption often come from challenging backgrounds, including trauma, neglect, or institutional care.
Jan 54 min read
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The power of storybooks in adoptive families: a spotlight on 'Storydo'
A personalised story can put a child at the centre of the narrative, creating a sense of ownership and belonging that generic books often la
Dec 17, 20243 min read
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Navigating the festive season with an adopted child
The sights, sounds, and smells of Christmas can act as powerful sensory triggers, resurfacing memories from a time before adoption.
Dec 11, 20245 min read
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