Fosterage example sentences

Related (9): adoption, fostering, guardianship, custodianship, raising, upbringing, mentoring, caregiving, nurturing.

fosterage

noun

fosterage (noun) · fosterages (plural noun)

  - the action of bringing up a child that is not one's own by birth:

"Fosterage" Example Sentences

1. He was brought up in a fosterage home.
2. The fosterage system was very prevalent in the 19th century.
3. Fosterage was a common practice in some cultures.
4. Fosterage is an ancient custom of raising children outside the family.
5. Fosterage was a way of providing for children who had been abandoned or orphaned.
6. The fosterage system provided a way for children to have a home and a family.
7. Many children were placed in fosterage homes to be raised and educated.
8. Fosterage was a way of providing a safe and secure home for children.
9. The fosterage system provided a way for children to receive an education and a family.
10. Fosterage was a way of providing a loving home and a family for children.
11. Fosterage was a way of ensuring that children were provided with a safe and secure home.
12. Fosterage was a way of providing a stable and loving home for children.
13. Fosterage homes provided a safe and nurturing environment for children.
14. The fosterage system provided a way for children to have a safe and secure home.
15. Fosterage was a way of providing a stable and loving home for children in need.
16. Fosterage was a way of providing a safe and nurturing environment for children in need.
17. Fosterage was a way of providing a loving home and family for children who had been abandoned or orphaned.
18. Fosterage was a way of providing a safe and secure home for children who had been abandoned or orphaned.
19. The fosterage system provided a way for children to receive an education and a family to care for them.
20. Fosterage was a way of providing a loving home and a family for children who had been abandoned or orphaned.

Common Phases

Nurturing; Caring; Encouraging; Guiding; Supporting.

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