Foster Care a Means to Support Quiz

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As a foster parent, one reason for maintaining connections and ties with the child’s parents and family is:
- To demonstrate that you have better skills for parenting the child.
- To help the child feel safer and less anxious about being in your home.
- To build trust so that you can adopt the child.
- To explain that you know the child’s needs better than they do.
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Ways a parent who is fostering can support the child’s relationship with their parent includes all of the following, EXCEPT:
- Transport the child to visits with their parents in a place that is convenient for the child’s parents.
- Invite parents to the child’s appointments and school events and inform them about milestones and accomplishments.
- Help the child’s parents financially to the extent that you are able.
- Ask the parent about the child’s likes and dislikes.
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Strategies that help children maintain strong connections with their parents include:
- Bringing completed schoolwork, artwork, report cards and school pictures to visits so parents can see things that the children have done.
- Telling children that their parents have too many problems to be a good parent.
- Limiting contact with parents as a form of punishment.
- Allowing the child’s parent to come live with you.
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In your co-parenting relationship with the child’s parent it is important to do all of the following, EXCEPT:
- Find ways to empower the parent.
- Advocate for them wherever and whenever possible.
- Acknowledge their role as the parent and expert on their child.
- Exclude parents from making decisions about their child.
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Advantages of co-parenting includes all of the following, EXCEPT:
- Children can see their parents are okay and still love them — this can help a child relax.
- Parents who are fostering can form a realistic picture of the parents’ strengths and needs.
- The parents can be reassured that their child is in a nurturing and stable home.
- It is an opportunity to compete for the child’s affection.
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