Placing a child with a family that is suitable for both the child and the foster family will provide a controlled and stable environment. It will present a parental influence that will help the child feel secure and provide structure. Once the child no longer has fears or conflicts related to their former home, the healing process can begin (Crosson-Tower, 2014, p.318). Evaluations and doctor's appointments may be conducted to help determine any developmental or language delays that may not have occurred when the child was not in foster care. Assessments and appointments are helpful in developing plans that can be implemented to help the child reach any unattained developmental levels and encourage positive growth. These benefits will continue to help the child heal and put them under