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The Ways Fostering Affects Biological Children (feat. Daniela Coats, With Siblings)

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The Riverside Project Podcast
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Jun 2, 2025
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Summary

Biological children who grow up in a family that fosters or adopts can experience some intense and complicated emotions. While many children are supportive—and even protective—of their non-biological siblings, it’s important to recognize that some may struggle with feeling overlooked or invisible in the process. While their needs are just as important as their foster or adoptive siblings, biological children can sometimes feel as though they need to take up less of their parents’ attention, m...