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Ein Pflegekind werden. 7. Jahrbuch des Pflegekinderwesens

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Ein Pflegekind werden. 7. Jahrbuch des PflegekinderwesensDie beiden Themen ,bergnge in die Pflegefamilie gestalten Kontinuitt sichern' und ,Blickpunkt: Herkunftsfamilie' beinhalten fr Pflegekinder Situationen, in denen sie hufig Verunsicherung, existenzielle ngste und Desorientierung empfinden. Im Zuge solcher Ereignisse nehmen leibliche Eltern, Pflegeeltern, Jugendamt, Jugendhilfe, Psychologen, Vormnder, Justiz u. a. Mitwirkende auf verschiedene Art und Weise Einfluss und treffen Entscheidungen von

Die beiden Themen ,Übergänge in die Pflegefamilie gestalten - Kontinuität sichern' und ,Blickpunkt: Herkunftsfamilie' beinhalten für Pflegekinder Situationen, in denen sie häufig Verunsicherung, existenzielle Ängste und Desorientierung empfinden. Im Zuge solcher Ereignisse nehmen leibliche Eltern, Pflegeeltern, Jugendamt, Jugendhilfe, Psychologen, Vormünder, Justiz u.a. Mitwirkende auf verschiedene Art und Weise Einfluss und treffen Entscheidungen von erheblicher Bedeutung, die für ein Pflegekind schwerwiegende Veränderungen von Lebensalltag und -perspektive mit sich bringen. Es besteht eine besondere Herausforderung für alle Beteiligten, ebenso zeitnah wie verantwortungsvoll das Kindeswohl - nicht selten entgegen den widersprüchlichen Interessen der Erwachsenen - übergeordnet zu berücksichtigen, um für den weiteren Lebensweg des Kindes möglichst ideale Voraussetzungen zu schaffen. Die Autoren beschreiben aus ihrer jeweiligen fachlichen Disziplin, was ein Pflegekind in den genannten Situationen benötigt, welchen speziellen Anforderungen sich Beteiligte zu stellen haben und wie Entscheidungen am Kindeswohl orientiert werden können. Zu beiden Themen nehmen sie dabei mit großer Klarheit die Sicht des Kindes ein und zeigen praxisnahe und konkrete Hilfen auf. Insbesondere wird ein Verständnis von Pflegekindern vermittelt, das Beteiligte dazu befähigt, ihrer Aufgabe aus Sicht des Pflegekindes gerecht werden zu können. Mit Beiträgen von: Mériem Diouani-Streek, Franz Dorner, Norbert Dörnhoff, Ingeborg Eisele, Jörg M. Fegert, Michael Greiwe, Karin Grossmann, Stefan Heilmann, Martin Janning, Janine Kunze, Monika Nienstedt, Ludwig Salgo, Kirsten Scheiwe, Roland Schleiffer, Margarete Schuler-Harms, Stefan Stürmer, Sabine Walper, Arnim Westermann, Maud Zitelmann

EAN: 9783824812240
Farbverschnitt: Generell werden die Bücher ohne Farbverschnitt geliefert, auch wenn die Abbildungen einen Farbverschnitt zeigen.
Erscheinungsjahr: 15.01.2018
Produktform: Kartoniert
Redaktion: Stiftung zum Wohl des Pflegekindes
Seitenzahl/Blattzahl: 326
Keyword: Entwicklungspsychologie; Familienrecht; Herkunftseltern; Kindesschutz; Kindeswohlgefährdung; Pflegeeltern; Pflegekinder
Fachschema: Familienrecht~Kind / Recht, Kriminalität~Kind / Pflegekind~Pflegekind~Adoption~Entwicklungspsychologie~Psychologie / Entwicklung
Fachkategorie: Adoption und Pflegekinder~Familienrecht~Jugendstrafrecht, Altersgruppen: Kinder
Thema: Verstehen
Text Sprache: ger
Verlag: Schulz-Kirchner Verlag Gm, Schulz-Kirchner Verlag GmbH
Länge: 211 mm
Breite: 151 mm
Höhe: 18 mm
Gewicht: 429 gr
Genre: Sozialwissenschaften/Recht/Wirtschaft
Herkunftsland: DEUTSCHLAND (DE)
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Mermaid Mommy
Waukegan, US
★★★★★ 5
Chewer
Color: Brown-O
This chew toy is great! My three dogs all love to gnaw on it. Its been chomped on for about 2 months now and still going strong! Theres no sharp edges and its very durable!
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Lisa Epsimos
Port Orchard, US
★★★★★ 5
very strong for puppies with strong jaws.
Color: Brown-O, Color: Brown-O
I have a five month old puppy and she was having very bad teething. I know every puppy goes through it and it's usually a nuisance because they chew shoes or things that you don't want them to chew. This puppy would find a plastic coat hanger and try to chew it with her back teeth. I think she was cutting her molars and it was hurting her. She wasn't eating and she was drooling and whining. I felt so bad for her. She was trying to chew anything that could reach back to her back teeth. This product really helped her because it got back there and it is really strong. She is a Pitbull puppy and she already has a really strong jaw so a coat hanger didn't last long. This Teething ring did help and it got her through the worst of it. I really like it for that reason. If you have a teething puppy this is the right way to go. It doesn't squeak and it has a flavor that kept her coming back to it but the it didn't have a funky smell when she left it around like hooves or bully stick do. It also has a bumpy, rough surface that must have felt good on her gums.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 19, 2025
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Vanessa Perez
Cuba, US
★★★★★ 5
Durable, fun, and good for aggressive chewers
Color: grass-green
I have bought this toy for my dog twice now, and the first time I purchased it, it quickly became his favorite. Unfortunately, I lost the first one when some other dogs took it down the street while we were playing outside. It was a bit heartbreaking to lose it, but after about two weeks, we managed to find the old one. However, it was in the middle of the street and had been run over several times, resulting in a broken squeaker. Despite its rough condition, it was clear how much my dog loved that toy. When I bought the new one, I was relieved to see that he doesn’t let it out of his sight at all. We have so much fun together, playing with it by throwing it in lakes, sandy areas, and engaging with other dogs. Even after all this rough play, the new toy is still intact. My dog particularly enjoys the squeaker feature, which adds to his excitement during playtime. He is an aggressive chewer, but this toy has proven to be more durable and has lasted us much longer than most of the other toys we've tried. It has definitely become a staple in our playtime routine!
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Reviewed in the United States on July 25, 2025
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Rebecca Wilson
Grantham, US
★★★★★ 5
Great product
Color: grass-green
This is my dogs' new favorite chew toy. They chew them all the time and have held up way better than most other chew toys.
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Natalie S.
Birmingham, US
★★★★★ 1
Nope, not for Murphy the alligator hunter! 🐊🙄
Color: grass-green, Color: grass-green
Murphy, our 75 pound lab, loves to chew. We can’t give him anything soft or even anything remotely made for casual play as he chews them to pieces- literally. So when I saw this cute little alligator, with fairly good reviews, I bought it with high expectations. Nope. It didn’t have a chance- It’s in the garbage. ☹️ First I have to comment on the eyes. I don’t know what they are made of, but the “whites” of the eyes pealed off like paint within the first few minutes Murphy had it. He wasn’t even chewing at the eyes; they just pealed off. I can’t imagine that is good for dogs to ingest, but ok, I threw the white pieces away, and gave it back to him. I do have to say that he loved chewing on it- even without adding any kind of treat to it. So we watched him chew at it for about 30-40 minutes without it being dissected into a million different parts. I was impressed.... Until I took it away from him to be played with later.... during this time he was able to tear parts of the mouth (see pictures), and while all pieces are still in tact, I cannot imagine another 30 minutes of him having this in one piece. So, while I’m very aware that Murphy has limited toys to chew on, I will continue my search for indestructible toys for his chewing pleasure.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 9, 2021

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