"adoptive child" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when referring to a child that has been adopted by a parent or parents. For example, "The adoptive child was welcomed by the new family with open arms."
The commissioner for children's rights is proposing a ban on private searches for an adoptive child.
These states are flat-out wrong about the purpose of a birth certificate, which documents legal parentage and not biology, as any adoptive child can tell you.
Call "Forever Plaid," playing at the Becton Theater through next Sunday, in a very revised version, the Teaneck theater's adoptive child.
"She was a single mum to a 10-year-old adoptive child with issues and went through all that and she's still here.
(A qualifying child must be the taxpayer's biological or adoptive child, stepchild, foster child, minor sibling or stepsibling, or a descendant of any of these, like a grandchild).
In addition, adoptive parents must have a net worth of at least $80,000 and income of at least $10,000 per person in the household, including the prospective adoptive child.
We must discuss and reveal the injustices adoptive children and families are suffering with the unfair application of the adoptions law everywhere but IMMEDIATELY in Ohio.
"Adoptive children face a lot of challenges," said Ms. Lichty.
The United States is the top recipient of adoptive children from throughout the world.
Mothers were significantly correlated with their biological children (r=.23) but not their adoptive children (r=−.03).
Is she able to create a happy family life for her other adoptive children?
