By choosing to foster through FCA Scotland, you will both change lives for the better, and experience the immense rewards that fostering can bring. It’s an exciting time. However, I also understand that it can be daunting and you’ll need to find out more, before making any decisions. Here are some frequently asked questions regarding fostering: VIEW the POST
The last situation any parent wants is to see their child in any pain or discomfort. Unfortunately, the reality is that there may be days or times when they’re not feeling their best and need your advice and assistance. What you don’t want, when this situation arises, is to panicand assume the worst when your child expresses to you that they’re in distress, feeling unwell, or in pain. There are a series of steps you can take which will helpyou cope. Stay hopeful that soon enough you’ll get to the bottom of what’s upsetting or hurting your child, andthat they’ll start to feel better and recover to full health.VIEW the POST
Noah Sentences We are getting very good at putting words together or at the very least making things sound English. Noah says things like "sit with Mummy" or "I want my Mummy". It's great as you can understand him a lot better, when Daddy says goodbye he always says "Daddy gone, in car" as Daddy obviously likes to go out in his car! He is good at the "me" word now, he knows who he is and identifies himself in photos. He has said mine a few times instead of "me's" too, so he's picking that up well. VIEW the POST
Whilst on holiday Noah learnt the word "No", a word that I've really wanted him to learn so he can help me understand what he wants. But now he knows it, it's fast approaching my least favourite word. "time for bed noah!" "no"... "Eat your dinner up Noah" "no". Hmmmm... I've noticed he hasn't learnt the word yes yet.VIEW the POST
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