… This review provides an overview of the associated characteristics with the quality of
attachment between foster carers and foster children. In the articles included in this review, the …

… Focusing on strengthening attachment between the foster child and parent could assist in
alleviating many of these concerns. In an effort to begin addressing this notable gap in training …

… with children younger than the authors of the tool advise. The observational tool seemed
to be equally as useful with the younger age group given attachment … Although attachment …

… Forty-seven percent of foster children were placed with nonrelative foster families, 27%
with family members, 9% in institutions, 6% in group homes, 5% on trial home visits, 4% in …

… indicative of an attachment disorder (which we define as either reactive attachment disorder
[… as many children will demonstrate appropriate attachment behaviors within some caregiver-…

… investigation of the development and attachment of young foster children. The paper has …
, and teachers) of foster children with a group of children living with their biological families at …

… with foster and adoptive parent–child pairs have … ’ attachment states of mind and young
children's attachment patterns was conditional on the biological relatedness of the parent–child …

… foster children is scarce. This study describes a qualitative study examining the experiences
of foster children in long-term foster … and the strong attachment are probably also the result …

… into foster care, a potential consequence of experiencing child maltreatment, also increases
the risk of young children developing an attachment disorder, especially if multiple foster …

… different carers that young children may encounter in their lives, including extended family,
foster and … Thirdly, while focusing on attachment, this book acknowledges that caregiver–child …