Study of Parenting Behavior of Adopted children according to the Ministerial Regulations set the minimum standards for foster care, training and development of children in the care of the children in 2006

Abstract

Study of Parenting Behavior of Adopted children according to the Ministerial Regulations set the minimum standards for foster care, training and development of children in the care of the children in 2006. The objectives of this study were to study the parenting behavior of adopted children according to the Ministerial Regulations set the minimum standards for foster care, training and development of children in the care of the children in 2006, Problems obstacles to raising of children, and service requirements for adoption of Adoptive Child. The sample used in this study was The adoptive child must be approved to register a child with Domestic adoption group of Child Adoption Center, Bangkok in 2016. Between October 2015 - September 2016. Systematic random sampling. There were 199 families. This study was Quantitative Research. Use questionnaire as a tool to collect data. The results can be summarized as follows, the adoption of parenting behavior of adopted children according to the Ministerial Regulations set the minimum standards for foster care, training and development of children in the care of the children in 2006 at the highest level. There are problems with the adoption of children at the lowest level. The service requirements for adoption of Adoptive Child is low. And there are suggestions in this study, Child Adoption Center should support and promote more adoptive family networking activities. It should also focus on the development of personnel so that they can drive the family's work process properly, and to respond to effective social change.