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	TEN MYTHS AND REALITIES of Sibling Adoption 1 Myth: When a child is acting in the parental role, he/she should be separated from younger siblings to give him/her a chance to “be a child” and/or Add to Reading List Document Date: 2014-01-13 12:08:55 Open Document File Size: 103,36 KB Share Result on Facebook City Washington / DC / Austin / New York / Warren / / IndustryTerm decision-making protocols / / Organization Hunter College School of Social Work / NATIONAL RESOURCE CENTER FOR DILIGENT RECRUITMENT / Child Welfare League of America / Adoption Exchange Association / Children’s Bureau / National Resource Center for Foster Care and Permanency Planning / Center for Social Work Research / National Resource Center / / Position Author / / ProvinceOrState Texas / Ohio / New York / / PublishedMedium Public Law / / Region Northeast Ohio / / Technology http / decision-making protocols / / URL www.nrcdr.org / / SocialTag Sibling relationship Sibling Foster care Adoption Disruption Neighbor To Family, Inc. Camp To Belong Family Behavior Structure

TEN MYTHS AND REALITIES of Sibling Adoption 1 Myth: When a child is acting in the parental role, he/she should be separated from younger siblings to give him/her a chance to “be a child” and/orAdd to Reading List