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<p><p>I think with fostering, it is more likely to be a temporary thing, which I think could be difficult for younger children to understand. When older it would be easier to explain. With adoption on the other hand, it tends to be permanent, so that would be easier for younger children to deal with. When my sister abandoned her children (long story) Matt and I looked in to adopting them, went through a number of interviews with social services. They said it can be very difficult to see an adopted child as an equal to your natural children, which I also think would be easier when they are older. In the end their dad took them, so we didn't go through with it. </p></p>

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<p><p>Hope you are well!</p></p>

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