TWMB Foster Care Video 5: Building a Relationship with the Biological Family New Foster Parents: What are your reactions to the importance of building.

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TWMB Foster Care Video 5: Building a Relationship with the Biological Family New Foster Parents: What are your reactions to the importance of building a relationship with the child’s family? Existing Foster Parents: What are your experiences with building a relationship with the biological family?

Small Table Discussion 1. What are additional ways to build a relationship and set appropriate boundaries with birth parents? 2. What are examples of ways you could use Talk With Me Baby Strategies as “teachable moments” with a child’s biological family?

Key Concepts How can you build a relationship with biological families? Assure the child’s family that you are there to support and work with them Establish communication boundaries and know what information you are willing to share Prepare for the first meeting with a list of questions Update the child’s family on developmental milestones and successes Allow the child’s family to provide input on medical and other major decisions

Key Concepts Benefits of building a relationship with the child’s biological family Foster the families capacity to help the child grow and succeed in life Become a natural mentor and model appropriate behavior Increase the number of opportunities for teachable moments Allow for additional visitations at doctors’ appointments, sporting events, fun outings etc. Continue to engage with the family after reunification

TWMB Foster Care Video 6 – I do, WE Do, You Do

Key Concepts Use the I do. We do. You Do. Method to show the child’s biological family or adoptive parents how to: Speak in Parentese Use serve and return Increase the number of loving words through talking, reading, singing and playing Effectively use media and technology Encourage all adults in the child’s life to use Talk With Me Baby strategies to foster healthy brain development Discussion Questions We have covered a lot of material today, is there anything that you have additional questions about?

What Resources Are Available APPS VROOM Hablame Bebe Ready 4KGA Text GEORGIA to 70138 CDC Developmental Milestones https://www.cdc.gov/ncbddd/actearly/milestones/index.html READ Strategy Handout Discussion Questions We have covered a lot of material today, is there anything that you have additional questions about?

Talk With Me Baby: Foster Care Letters Self- Address the Envelope Complete the Foster Care Letter that will be mailed to you in 30 -60 days after the training. What strategies from the Talk With Me Baby: Foster Care are you going to implement with your young foster children? What steps are you going to take to try and become a Talk With Me Baby Coach to your young foster child’s biological family? What concept of the Talk With Me Baby: Foster Care training was most impactful to you? Discussion Questions We have covered a lot of material today, is there anything that you have additional questions about?

Questions & Thank You Discussion Questions We have covered a lot of material today, is there anything that you have additional questions about?