What is another word for foster daughter?

Pronunciation: [fˈɒstə dˈɔːtə] (IPA)

"Foster daughter" is a term used to denote a young girl who has been raised as a child by someone who is not her biological parent or guardian. There are several alternative phrases that can be used to describe this relationship, including "adopted daughter," "surrogate daughter," "ward," "goddaughter," and "protege." Each of these terms refers to a similar but distinct set of circumstances, reflecting the complexities of the process by which children may come to live with and be cared for by non-biological parents or guardians. Ultimately, the most appropriate term will depend on the specific circumstances of the case and the relationship between the child and those who have taken on the role of caregiver.

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  • "Maybe Nina wouldn't have died if I hadn't moved in with them and drawn Sheener after me, but I can't feel guilty about that. I tried hard to be a good foster daughter to them, and they were happy with me. What happened was that life dropped a big custard pie on us, and that's not my fault; you can never see the custard pies coming. It's not good slapstick if you see the pie coming." "Custard pie?" he asked, perplexed. "You see life as a slapstick comedy? Like the Three Stooges?" "Partly." "Life is just a joke then?" "No. Life is serious a joke at the same time." "But how can that be?" "If you don't know," she said, "maybe I should be the one asking the questions here."
    Dean Koontz

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