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Adoption creates many different kinds of sibling relationships – siblings who are related genetically but growing up in different adoptive families or split between birth and adoptive families; siblings who are not genetically related but are adopted into the same family—some of whom may be adopted and others of whom may be born to the adoptive parents. Articles include the experiences of birth parents who are parenting siblings of children placed for adoption, different adoptive families who are parenting siblings from the same birth family, sibling search and reunion, and the significance of sibling relationships throughout the life span. If you prefer, you can use our Library Search Tool to search by title or author. All the material in this section is copyrighted by Pact; for permission to reproduce or re-post it, please contact us at education@pactadopt.org.
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