Hear right from parents just like you who have read and use the steps in A Practical Guide: Transracial Adoption.
"Isaac has written a much-needed guide for parents of transracial adoptees. As a social worker who works with transracially adoptive families post adoption, I am always looking for good resources to share with the parents that we work with. Isaac speaks from lived experience, and his story and his advice are invaluable."
- Erica Kramer

This guide combines Isaac Etter’s personal journey as a Black adoptee with practical steps for navigating race and identity in your home. It also features a powerful chapter from his mom, Julie Etter, offering an honest, heartfelt look at what it takes to grow as a transracial adoptive parent.
LIMITED TIME BONUS
In this heartfelt workshop, Isaac Etter and his mom, Julie, share their family’s journey navigating adoption, race, and honest dialogue. Together, they explore what it means to create a home where “everything is on the table,” including hard conversations about grief, identity, and belonging. Through personal stories, practical takeaways, and Q&A with parents and professionals, they offer guidance on raising adoptees with trust, cultural awareness, and emotional safety.

BONUS #1
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This guide combines Isaac Etter’s personal journey as a Black adoptee with practical steps for navigating race and identity in your home. It also features a powerful chapter from his mom, Julie Etter, offering an honest, heartfelt look at what it takes to grow as a transracial adoptive parent.

BONUS #2
Parenting a transracial adoptee comes with unique challenges and questions. This bonus resource features the top 15 real questions adoptive parents ask, answered with honesty and depth by Isaac Etter and his mom, Julie Etter.
From handling comments from family to helping your child build cultural pride, these Q&A style insights give you the clarity, confidence, and language to parent with intention.
Think of it as your quick access guide when you need real answers, fast.

BONUS #3
What I Wish I Knew is a raw and honest reflection from a white adoptive mother raising a Black son through transracial adoption. Julie Etter shares her personal journey with vulnerability and hard-earned wisdom tracing the early years of naive hope, the realities of trauma and infertility grief, and the long, slow work of repair and reconnection with your child.
This is more than a just Julies journey, this is a companion for adoptive parents learning to love through complexity and a reminder that staying again and again can become the most powerful healing act of all.

“Adoptive parents have the power to change everything. To help their child see their worth, celebrate their identity, and feel loved in every sense. That’s why I wrote this guide.” - Isaac Etter

Everything about this guide was practical, insightful, vulnerable, and extremely helpful. As a transracial adoptive parent, I especially valued hearing the combination of experiences from both Isaac and his mother. I will be recommending this guide from now on!

I have been a Child Welfare professional for over 20 years and have a lot of experience preparing and working with foster and adoptive parents. This guide for the adoption community should be required reading and is necessary to help adoptive parents transracially adopt.

Isaac's insights and practical guidance provide invaluable tools for navigating crucial conversations, making this book an essential read for adoptive parents and anyone connected to transracial adoption, care, and families.

There aren’t many parenting books for transracial adoptive parents. This book should be required reading for anyone preparing to parent, or is already parenting a child outside of their own race. A Practical Guide: Transracial Adoption is a must read, and a read again with your highlighter and notepad, kind of book!

Very simple to understand and written in a relatable way that really resonated with us as prospective adoptive parents. We know that we will be adopting a child that is a different race than my wife and this guide really prepared us for what to expect and some very key points of do's and don'ts. We are grateful for the information. Would highly recommend to parents and relatives alike!

This book brings conversations about race and racial identity to the foreground as a way to help adoptive parents be prepared for this important part of identity development. In sharing his own experience as a transracial adoptee, Etter creates a space that allows for judgment free exploration for any family impacted by adoption, especially transracial adoption.
