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Everyone
Only the foster parent and the birth parent
The child
The case manager
Care and concern for the child
Mutual disregard for the child welfare system
A desire to keep the child
A longing to work in cooperation with the system
The bio parent may be concerned for their own safety
The bio parent may be concerned that the foster parent is trying to keep their child
The birth parent may learn alternative ways to respond to their child’s behavior
The bio parent may have contact with their child for more than one or two hours per week
It can open the lines of communication so the case manager does not need to relay messages between the foster parent and birth parent
The case manager can get information about what the birth parent is doing via the foster parent
The case manager doesn’t have to be involved in supervising visits and attending appointments for the child
The case manager can use the foster parent to teach parenting skills to the birth parent
True
False
Asking the foster parent to send a note to the parent letting them know their child is ok
Emailing the birth parent with directions to the foster parents’ home
Ask the foster parent to invite the birth parent over for dinner
Tell the foster parent to meet the birth parent in a neutral location to discuss the removal
They just don’t care about their children
They aren’t aware they have children
They have a poor relationship with the mother
They are incarcerated
The reason for the removal of the child from the birth home
Visitation guidelines and schedules for contact
Discussion about the child likes and dislikes
Clarification of roles of the players in the system
The child to manipulate the birth and foster parents
The birth and foster parents to communicate with the case manager
The birth parent to understand why the child was removed
The foster parent to establish boundaries for the child
True
False
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