"A (Care) Child with FASD - and Happy!" is intended as a concrete, practical guide for all those who live and work with people with FASD. The authors know from their own personal and professional experience that navigating from one catastrophe to another can quickly lead to stress, feelings of powerlessness, and ultimately to overwhelm. However, daily life and living with FASD always require a great deal of strength, patience, and flexibility from everyone involved. With this positive, pedagogical-therapeutic action concept, the authors aim to provide foster and adoptive families, professionals, and interested parties with insights into the special behaviors of people with FASD and to present tested solutions for the 20 most common problems in the form of signposts.