The Impact Of Fostering and Adoption On Birth Children (Nv)

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2. Foster/ adoptive parents should _____________________.

Be open to the thoughts and feelings of their birth child(ren)

Isolate their birth children from foster/adoptive children

Exclude them from the decision to foster/adopt

Disregard the trauma and loss that might be experienced by birth and foster/adoptive children

3. The birth children of foster/adoptive parents may experience:

All options are correct

Abandonment when their parents give their attention to children joining their family

Difficulty adjusting to new family dynamics

Anxious over their parents’ stress

4. In order to recognize birth children as important parts of the child welfare team, parents, agencies, and other stakeholders must:

All options are correct

Acknowledge their challenges

Support them through the foster/adoptive process

Protect them by ensuring their psychological, safety and esteem needs are met

8. Research shows that the birth children of foster/adoptive parents are negatively impacted by _____________.

Not being prepared for or understanding systemic dynamics such as the reason why other children need to join their family

Developing long lasting relationships with foster/adoptive siblings

Services and supports provided to the family

Unfamiliar foster/adoptive children residing in their home

9. In the training, which was not discussed as a motivation to foster/adopt children?

Provide income for the family

Companion for birth children

Want to raise more children

Intrinsic motivation to help children

The Impact Of Fostering and Adoption On Birth Children (Nv)

1. It is important for foster/adoptive parents to acknowledge birth children and the significance of their involvement throughout all aspects of the foster/adoptive process.

2.

What first name or nickname would you like us to use?

2. Foster/ adoptive parents should _____________________.

3. The birth children of foster/adoptive parents may experience:

4. In order to recognize birth children as important parts of the child welfare team, parents, agencies, and other stakeholders must:

5. Most often, family dynamics change when foster/adoptive children move into the home with biological children.

6. Creating ___________________ for birth children is important to help them adjust to new household members.

7. Foster Care and Adoption has an impact on _____________.

8. Research shows that the birth children of foster/adoptive parents are negatively impacted by _____________.

9. In the training, which was not discussed as a motivation to foster/adopt children?

10. Which is not one of the themes documented by Eileen Pasztor in her research?