Children placed with other kin are less likely to be reunited with parents.

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Research suggests that children placed with other kin are less likely to be reunified with their parents compared to children placed in non-kin foster care placements. This may be because kinship placements often involve extended family members who are already part of the child's life and may be less willing to relinquish care to the parents. Kinship placements can also pose challenges for reunification plans, such as different parenting styles or reluctance to involve outside agencies.

Children Placed with Other Kin Are Less Likely to Be