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Foster Care Home Case Study

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Yes Jake, I feel like some people do foster care for money. I also feel as majority of them mean good. I once thought about doing it myself but I changed my mind. I actually know someone who has been in foster care and they said they felt isolate for the whole time they was there. It is hard trying to discipline other people children, because children loves to hollered, “You are not my mother or father”. I think the foster care parent should do the new child like some of the teacher do us at school. Some teacher make you stand up and tell a little about ourselves so he or she can get to know us a little. I feel as if that would be a great idea for the parent to get all the children to introduce themselves to the new kid. It might help the

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