The phrase "adopting parent" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a person who is in the process of adopting a child or has adopted a child.
Example: "The adopting parent attended the orientation session to learn more about the adoption process."
Alternatives: "adoptive parent" or "parent by adoption".
Because only one of us was listed as the adopting parent, my partner had to deal with every call and detail related to the child that didn't enter our lives as I stood mutely by, the unrecognized party, unable to share the burden.
Being an early adopting parent can be tough.
You will get a new birth certificate for the adopted child and all your legal rights and responsibilities as an adopting parent will take effect.
One of the significant elements will be the statutory post-adoption services on offer to adopting parents.
Only 7% of internationally adopting parents adopt black children, with most prospective adoptive parents preferring to adopt a child of Asian or Eastern European descent.
In Osborne's article she elaborates that adoptions are usually long ordeals, in which the adopting parents are evaluated and proper care for the child is ensured.
Adopting parents will for the first time have the right to post-adoption support, including an assessment of their needs.
We argue over whether adopting parents should be allowed to stipulate a child's religious background.
It has allowed adoptees and their birth parents to reunite, and adopting parents can find a range of support from families around the world struggling with similar problems.
Adopting parents, after all, have to be pretty committed, and are often better off and better educated than average.Children adopted later in life (as an increasing number now are) cannot match these achievements.
One of the limitations of white adopting parents raising black children is that the parents are viewing race through the lens of whiteness.
