Coparenting In Foster care (CA Foster Parent)

1. The Foster Parent's role in co-parenting is _________.

All options are correct

To encourage and nurture a true partnership with the parent

To prepare the child for visitation.

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2. Developing a positive relationship with the parent will reduce the child's feeling that they have to divide loyalties the temporary out of home caregiver and their parent.

True

False

5. What is not appropriate for a foster parent to do when co-parenting?

Belittling the parents in front of the child.

Refer to parent as “the expert” on that child.

Discuss logistics like visitation schedules/transportation and how to maintain ongoing communication.

6. Studies show the following to be true about visitation:

All options are correct

Children who see their parents more often have fewer behavioral problems, are less anxious and less depressed.

Reunification and permanency are expedited when positive co-parenting occurs and more successful.

7. Who should not be involved in co-parenting?

The parent’s paramour who has a no-contact order with the child.

Grandparents or other family members.

Case management/other professional team members.

Other community members such as daycare providers, teachers, clergy etc., that the child may have had a bond with.

8. A phone conversation involving thecase manager/investigator, caregiver and the birth parent that occurs shortly after removal or upon placement, that is used to comfort the child, and begin to establish a positive co-parenting relationship between the caregiver and the birth parent is referred to as a ___________.

Comfort Call

Case Plan Conference

TPR Advisory

Case Transfer Staffing

9. Co-parenting _________________.

Can lessen the friction between foster parents and biological parents

Is only recommended in cases involving children under 5 years old

Should not be utilized if the foster parent isn’t in agreement with the child being reunified with the biological parents

Can only involve the biological parents and the foster parents

10. Which approach to identify protective factors for families was not identified in the training?

Parental alienation

Parental resilience

Social connections

Knowledge of parenting and child development