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2011
DOI: 10.3917/dia.193.0153
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À qui appartient l'enfant en accueil familial ?

Abstract: L’article se situe dans la perspective des travaux s’intéressant aux situations de pluriparentalité (familles recomposées, familles adoptives, familles d’accueil...) qui de fait suscitent de nombreuses questions. La parentalité se trouve bousculée, en pleine recomposition Quel rôle et quelle place peuvent avoir les adultes auprès des enfants dont ils ne sont pas les parents ? L’article privilégie la situation des familles d’accueil, interroge le positionnement de l’assistante familiale, de son conjoint et des … Show more

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“…The coparenting relationship could greatly affect commitment as well. Thus, shared substitution could nurture birth parents' commitment, whereas substitution could enhance the discrepancy between the parents' and foster caregivers' roles (Chapon, 2011), which could in turn discourage commitment (de Serres‐Lafontaine & Poitras, 2021). In addition, parents' perceptions of the other actors involved could play a role in the systemic dynamic.…”
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“…The coparenting relationship could greatly affect commitment as well. Thus, shared substitution could nurture birth parents' commitment, whereas substitution could enhance the discrepancy between the parents' and foster caregivers' roles (Chapon, 2011), which could in turn discourage commitment (de Serres‐Lafontaine & Poitras, 2021). In addition, parents' perceptions of the other actors involved could play a role in the systemic dynamic.…”
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confidence: 99%