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I’ve fostered before and I have two children under the age of 7. We fostered a child younger than our children and the kids all did well together. The toughest part was mainly with the parents and having many people in and out of your home on a monthly basis which can be a lot. As for the parents, they questioned every aspect of how we parented and were not the nicest but that can be expected sometimes. There can also be lots of appts. so be prepared if you’re trying to bill. It’s tough.
Overall wonderful experience.
Didn’t foster per se. Did take guardianship over my 15 year old nephew and 17 year old niece after both their parents passed from cancer. For a host of reasons, I wouldn’t do it again. Much of that has to do with them and how they were raised.
The number one thing I’ve read is never disturb the birth order. Obviously, we had no choice, but my wife and I both feel as though our family has been severely impacted. We have three boys under 10.
I cling to the idea that you mention - that we had the extra love to give and noble intentions. I still have hope that one day my nephew may feel like more of a son than a tumor growing in the bedroom we had to abandon to make room for him. Maybe, one day, they’ll appreciate all we have sacrificed and see that. But right now, it feels like our family has cancer and we are just trying to stop it from metastasizing.
@attorney2 definitely, and we are sensitive to that. It’s a fine line to walk.
We also always say that if this had to happen, we would have liked for it to be when they were younger.
Which is prob the best advice to this question: if you’re gonna do it, go younger than your current kids
We fostered two young kids and the most annoying part was working with the court and the Social Workers. They dragged things out, made very questionable decisions about visitation and reunification plan, etc. Birth mom made claims about us that stirred the pot. All that to say it was 100% worth it and we would do it again (once our kids get a bit older- currently 3, 5, and 6). The kids (baby and toddler) were great. We ended up adopting them after 2 yrs fostering (my current 5 & 6 year old). Didn't answer some of your questions, but am always an advocate of just do it. You will grow from it, your kids will grow from it and probably love it, and any hardships is worth the impact you are having on a kid's life, even if you just do it 1-2 times.
(From what I've heard, I suggest fostering kids younger than your own so as not to upset the power dynamic unless it is a special circumstance)
Went through the certification process, but we dropped out due to lack of childcare. With both of us working full time, we didn’t have a good plan for last minute childcare (no priority on daycare waitlists in our state, so we’d have a 9 month minimum waitlist). It was a really hard decision to make, but ultimately the right one for now. We’re hopeful we can foster in the future though.