[PDF.73iz] Another Mother: Co-Parenting with the Foster Care System

Another Mother: Co-Parenting with the Foster Care System

[PDF.nm75] Another Mother: Co-Parenting with the Foster Care System

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 | #2417217 in Books |  Vanderbilt University Press |  2007-03-19 |  2007-03-19 | Original language:English | PDF # 1 |  8.40 x.60 x5.50l,.66 | File type: PDF | 224 pages

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||1 of 1 people found the following review helpful.| Must read for foster parents|By Jason|We are in the process of becoming foster parents and this book was very insightful. Issues like dealing with the agency, adoption, funding, WIC, race, child development and emotional needs, and more are discussed in great detail. As a white family planning to foster black children this book was especially helpful.|3 of 3 people found the f| |Sarah Gerstenzang does an excellent job of capturing the anxieties and challenges of fostering children in today's public child welfare system in this lively and engaging personal narrative.|--Martha M. Dore|About the Author

One night after midnight social workers brought a baby girl to the author's home, and her life as a foster mother began. A social worker herself, Gerstenzang discovered that raising Cecilia, deespite all the personal joys, would be a complex and frustrating process of "co-parenting" with the foster care system in New York City. Foster parents are in great demand, but they are not necessarily treated well. We follow the author through the home visits, the Early Interve...

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