The results of this study highlight some important implications for clinical practice. Because the perception of child behaviors moderates the relationship between some of foster caregiver’s supports and their satisfaction, these supports could be built upon in a training situation or even in a therapeutic environment. Trainers could highlight the benefits of developing these supports or identifying resources during trainings for foster parents. Focused training that is intended to help foster parents develop personal resources or supports (e.g., resilience or social support) may be able to help caregivers feel higher satisfaction as a caregiver.