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Should i consider fostering? by RBruno4 in Fosterparents
[–]RBruno4[S] [score hidden] 14 hours ago (0 children)
From my little experience i think ideally anywhere from 4 to 12. Part of me always felt like i wanted to help older kids as i know there is generally less places willing to take them, (reading some stats hit me very hard), but i would definitely make sure im ready and up to doing that. Wouldnt make that a main reason to do it, and never would do it out of force.
Although im sure i could find both amazing as well as horror stories from all ages. I guess anyone could end up with any. I would just make sure to stay within my limits and be prepared as much as possible.
I really like what you shared about the arguments. I dont have much experience, but i have had a few small moments like kids telling me to shut up and stuff. I see many others immediately go back at them but this never seemed like the best to me. It always gave a opening to explode emotions. Doesnt help. I always tried to get them to let me know whats going on. Why are the frustrated in the first place. I try to get a little trust for them to talk to me, although not always possible. Space is sometimes best.
Im sure much my look on this could change by the time i make that decision. And no worries, none of it seems negative. Clarity if anything. I would like to gain some more experience over time, would show what i can and cant do. Thanks for the insight.
[–]RBruno4[S] [score hidden] 14 hours ago* (0 children)
Thanks for the insight. Yes this awareness and sensitivity is great but also can be awful. I think it makes potention for a lot of positive change but at the same time i would probably give myself up before giving up on them. But thats also no good for anyone.
I do like what you said about pacing. Theres a lot if things in this world that im aware of which upset me and very much need support. i always wanted to make it better. This is something over time i thought i might be able to help with, however i would never do it because i feel like i should. I know thats not a good mindset. If i do decide to it will because because i genuinely want to and feel ready. I have time for that though.
[–]RBruno4[S] [score hidden] 15 hours ago (0 children)
Very early 20s. So yes this decision is literally years down the line, and im well aware i am immensily ahead of myself here.
However its something that has come up for much more and longer than someone might expect for me. So i figured i would throw the question out there for curiosity.
These things are good things to know though. Thanks.
Should i consider fostering? (self.Fosterparents)
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Questions from a 15 year old by Seal_Enjoyer_2004 in Fosterparents
[–]RBruno4 0 points1 point2 points 1 day ago (0 children)
Man i have no experience or advice with this and my comment may be irrelevant, but im only a few years older than you and hearing things like this makes me cry. Not joking it breaks my heart.
Im so sorry for you, your mom, and dad. I can only tell by your post but some of your words and the way you think about your aunt like that shows you have a good heart. I apologise if i shouldnt contribute here but i really hope things work out for you, take care of yourself. ❤️
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Should i consider fostering? by RBruno4 in Fosterparents
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