2016
DOI: 10.1016/j.arcped.2015.10.003
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Étude multicentrique sur les motivations d’une consultation avant adoption

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“…Some prospective parents might find the idea of sibling groups appealing, both as a way to enlarge their families at one time, but also to provide important biological links and a shared experience for the adopted children. However, the challenges of assuming the responsibility for 2 or more new children in the household should not be underestimated [16]; such families deserve substantial support and close supervision to assist with the many necessary emotional adjustments.…”
Section: Special Needs Identified Before Adoptionmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…Some prospective parents might find the idea of sibling groups appealing, both as a way to enlarge their families at one time, but also to provide important biological links and a shared experience for the adopted children. However, the challenges of assuming the responsibility for 2 or more new children in the household should not be underestimated [16]; such families deserve substantial support and close supervision to assist with the many necessary emotional adjustments.…”
Section: Special Needs Identified Before Adoptionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Thus, it is incumbent on prospective parents to seek pediatric guidance and counseling about the possible scope of problems associated with specific birth defects. In a recent multi-center survey in France [16], 89% of the 196 pre-adoption pediatric consultations focused on medical issues. For 23%, medical concerns were general, and for 32%, the medical dossier of a specific child was reviewed.…”
Section: The Pediatric Adoption Medicine Specialistmentioning
confidence: 99%