Background Research reveals that children with childhoods characterised by placement (s)
in foster care have particularly complex and multi-dimensional understandings of family …

Background Foster children in non-kinship foster care experience multiple changes in their
family situation, leading them to reflect more on the meaning of family and where they …

Many ethnoreligious-minority foster children in several western countries, including the
Netherlands, are placed and permanently live with ethnically and religiously non-matched …

This mixed-methods systematic review asks what is known about children's perspectives on
contact with birth parents when in out-of-home care. To address this question 37 studies …

This article employs concepts from family sociology to explore how 'family'is conceptualised
in 14 life narratives of young people in foster care in Spain. The article draws on a multi …

Research shows differences in gendered caring expectations between mothers and fathers
across countries and how they are affected by the development of different family forms and …

Abstract Concept mapping was used to identify criteria foster care workers in Flanders use to
regulate visiting arrangements for birth parents of foster children. A sample of 43 foster care …

В статье представлен обзор современных зарубежных эмпирических исследований,
отражающих влияние контактов биологических родителей с детьми, помещенными в …

Shared parenting, when adults collaborate in childrearing, is a practice of interest for
children in out-of-home care. Yet, little is known about its feasibility and outcomes for kinship …

Due to the enforcement of the one-child policy, customary adoption was revised in rural
China as a family strategy to resist state policies. Through the birth control campaign …