Attachment In The Foster care System: A To Z - IT Takes A Team To Make This Thing Go Right (Nv)

1. It is important for the foster parent to meet with the bio family,:

Because usually until you meet them, all you know is the negative

To learn the child’s likes and dislikes

To learn the family’s rituals

All choices are correct

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2. When a child comes into your home as a foster placement, even if you want to someday adopt, you should have them call you something other than mom or dad because:

The child has a mom and dad

There is no guarantee that reunification will not occur

You never know if a relative may come forward for placement

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3. If a young child, on their own, calls you mommy or daddy, you should:

Just ignore it; it means nothing

Redirect them to calling you a new name (like mommy sue)

Seek out a therapist to address attachment issues

Demand that they call you by your first name only

4. If during a transition to an adoptive home, the child shows no signs of stress in moving out of their current foster home:

Then there is no reason to talk about any loss or separation issues

The child probably had no attachment to the foster parent

The child is probably internalizing their loss and grief

Then there is no reason to maintain contact with the current foster parent

5. If the birth mom or dad is in prison, and so visits seldom occur, you can tell the child that:

They are in college and need to study

They made a big mistake and are in a long time out

They went to work far away

They are gone

8. The presenter said that the journey of building a relationship with a new foster or adoptive child is like walking into the mall and you should remember to:

Go at the child’s place

Consult the directory often

Drag the child in with you

Stay ahead of the child and urge them to keep up

9. The presenter suggested that the initial visit between the child and prospective adoptive parent should be held at the:

Current caregiver’s home

Adoption worker’s office

Park or other open area

Adoptive parent’s home

10. It is ok to start referring to the adoptive parents as mom and dad:

During the transition to the adoptive home

After finalization

After the match meeting

At the time of the initial meeting between child and adoptive family