At Quality Fostering we understand that foster carers are busy looking after the children in their care, finding time to complete daily recordings can sometimes feel like another task on a long list. But good recording is much more than paperwork, it is a vital part
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Children and young people who enter foster care may have experienced things that affect how they see themselves, other people and the world around them. Trauma can affect behaviour, emotions, learning, relationships and the ability to feel safe. Understanding trauma helps foster carers to better understand
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Healthy eating is an important part of a child’s growth, development, and wellbeing. It is essential that, as carers, we strive to nurture positive relationships with food and mealtimes. For children and young people in care, mealtimes provide opportunities to develop routines, build relationships, and create
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Becoming a foster carer is a big step. You can get in touch or peruse our website to discover more about the assessment process, training requirements and the different types of fostering, but this article focusses on 10 things we think are important to know before
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Teenagers and young people also need safe, stable and caring foster homes, not just younger children. Fostering a teenager can be an incredibly rewarding experience. There are many misconceptions about teenagers in care, let’s take a look together beyond the stereotypes.
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Children and young people in foster care may take some time to build confidence and self-esteem. Challenging experiences in early life such as loss, separation and trauma can affect how children view themselves. As a foster carer, you can play a vital role in helping children
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