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Frequently Asked Questions

Please read this list of answers to common questions about RadKid.Org Directory. If you cannot find your answer here, please contact us with your questions.

1. How does RadKid.Org Directory work?

RadKid.Org Directory lists links alphabetically in order of highest bid. Bids can be purchased for a link at any time, by anybody, and all bids are counted toward a link's total bid. The top 10 bidding links are displayed prominently on the home page, and if the administrator has chosen to enable the Link Leader, the highest bidding link will be displayed on every page.

2. How do I add my link?

Adding a link is easy. Just buy a link and place a bid of at least $1 to active your link.

3. I added a link, now how do I bid on it?

If you added your link you should have been sent directly to the link details page, where you can place a bid. An email is also sent to the address for all new links with instructions on placing your first bid.

4. I placed a bid, but it was never counted!

You must click the Activate My Bid link on PayPal after payment. If you placed a bid but it was never counted toward your link, please contact us with details of the transaction and the email address that payment was issued from. Your bid will be applied as quickly as possible.

5. How long will my link be listed in the directory?

Once listed, your link is displayed permanently. As time passes you can increase your bid to keep your link at the top of the listings.

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RadKid.Org: Reactive Attachment Disorder

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Delphiforums: Reactive Attachment Disorder

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RadKid.Org AT Directory

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RadKid.Org Blog

Answers questions addressed to RadKid.Org relating to attachment disorder, attachment parenting, and related issues.

Nancy Thomas Parenting

Nancy Thomas offers informational products, resources, and hope for those who care for children with attachment disorder or reactive attachment disorder.

Dyadic Development Psychotherapy Institute

The DDPI is a training institute, directed by Dr. Dan Hughes, whose purpose is to provide training, certification, and supervision in Dyadic Developmental Psychotherapy.

Center for Family Development

Western New York's only attachment center specializing in the treatment of adopted and foster families with trauma and attachment disorder. Directed by Arthur Becker-Weidman,

Families with Children from China

FCC is a nondenominational organization of families who have adopted children from China. The purpose of FCC is provide a network of support for families who've adopted in China and to provide information to prospective parents.