foster child

For the most part, foster children need someone to talk to.

She and her husband want to take in a foster child.

At some point in the past, he was a foster child.

At the age of 10 she became a foster child.

Some students of the school were taken in as foster children.

Even so, the number of foster children in the state is up 16 percent from a year ago.

She is writing a book on her experience as a foster child.

She told me that I should take some foster children.

"Any word on the father of the dead foster children?"

Taking in a foster child is never a simple decision.

Some 465 foster children took part between 1988 and 2001, the agency says.

Since then, she and her husband, James, have taken in 15 foster children.

She said help from the department in finding medical services for foster children would be especially important.

They would not say if the charges involved the foster child.

Among our city's 45,000 foster children, the average stay in care is now 3.8 years.

"Over the years I've had 43 foster children through my house," she said.

Dave was the last foster child to leave my home.

Also living in the house are two foster children, both rather odd young women.

She has adopted four of her foster children, now 8 to 17 years old.

How they adopted two foster children, both girls, now 12 and 10.

That's where they send foster children who end up in trouble.

She is the mother of twins and 7 foster children.

Some people describe it as a possible role model for the care of foster children.

In 1985, he ordered the city to provide help to foster children after they reached 18.

The laws about fostering children are, of course, not the same in different countries around the world.