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Old 11-07-2006, 08:32 PM
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The regulations in NJ are pretty strict, or at least they try to be (there are times that DYFS does issue a waiver). If you are interested in becoming a SHP home, here are the stipulations:

The household limit is 6 children in a SHSP home. There can't be more than 2 children under the age of 2 and no more than 2 SHSP children in a home at any time. One parent needs to be in the home at all times and can work no more than 10 hours outside the home per week. If a foster parent is a SHSP parent, it is requested that they only take SHSP children and not regular foster children as well
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ADOPTED (all placements through fost/adopt - all placed w/ us as infants from hospital):
Joshua - 9 years old (adopted 27 months of age)
Erich - 6 years old (adopted at 15 months of age)
Kaelynn - 5 years old (adopted at age 3)
Hannah - 4 1/2 years old (adopted at age 1)

FOSTERING, NOW LEGALLY FREE FOR ADOPTION!:
Our little angel girl has arrived, Baby N, born Sept '06, now 20 months old
(She just became legally free 5-16 and we are in the process of moving forward with her adoption!)
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