Novices, old hands, and professionals : a study of adoption by single people /
Owen, Morag.
Novices, old hands, and professionals : a study of adoption by single people / Morag Owen. - London : British Agencies for Adoption and Fostering, 1999. - 196p. : ill. ; 21 cm.
Includes bibliographical references (p. 188-196).
1.Introduction -- 2.The legal framework of a single-person adoption -- 3.The research and policy context -- 4.Origins and design of the study -- 5.The single adopters -- 6.The attitudes of referring agencies -- 7.Experiences of the approval process -- 8.Linking and placement patterns -- 9.Post-placement child care -- 10.Employment and finances -- 11.Family and community relationshps -- 12.Changes in the family over time -- 13.Contact with the child's birth family -- 14.The experiences of the children -- 15.Placement outcomes -- 16.Implications for policy and practice.
When people think about adoption, they usually think of a couple rather than a single person. How do they cope with the demanding task of parenting someone else's child on their own? This study seeks to answer such questions about the subject.
9781873868683 (pbk.) : £11.95 1873868685 (pbk) : Đ11.95
Adoption--Great Britain
Single parents--Great Britain
Family and Relationships.
Child care & upbringing: advice for parents
Child welfare
Family & health
HV875.58.G7
362.7340941 OWE
Novices, old hands, and professionals : a study of adoption by single people / Morag Owen. - London : British Agencies for Adoption and Fostering, 1999. - 196p. : ill. ; 21 cm.
Includes bibliographical references (p. 188-196).
1.Introduction -- 2.The legal framework of a single-person adoption -- 3.The research and policy context -- 4.Origins and design of the study -- 5.The single adopters -- 6.The attitudes of referring agencies -- 7.Experiences of the approval process -- 8.Linking and placement patterns -- 9.Post-placement child care -- 10.Employment and finances -- 11.Family and community relationshps -- 12.Changes in the family over time -- 13.Contact with the child's birth family -- 14.The experiences of the children -- 15.Placement outcomes -- 16.Implications for policy and practice.
When people think about adoption, they usually think of a couple rather than a single person. How do they cope with the demanding task of parenting someone else's child on their own? This study seeks to answer such questions about the subject.
9781873868683 (pbk.) : £11.95 1873868685 (pbk) : Đ11.95
Adoption--Great Britain
Single parents--Great Britain
Family and Relationships.
Child care & upbringing: advice for parents
Child welfare
Family & health
HV875.58.G7
362.7340941 OWE