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#41202
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A child being subjected to fostering is not left unscathed. Developmental phases, contact issues, tragedy and such can and will have an impact on the child while in foster care.
Have you "picked up" on changes in your child (biological or foster) that are attributed to the child being in departmental care?
What sort of behaviours or behavoural changes have you witnessed?
Do you have advice or ideas on the causes or ways to divert behaviours into more positive reaction?
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