Meanings of biological parent in English

One of his parents is an Irish citizen but is not his biological parent.

Unless you're cooking meth in your kitchen, the child is always awarded to the biological parent.

Growing up with a biological parent will also be in the children's best interests, the court added.

The father, James Patrick Robinson, a violent alcoholic, is ultimately revealed as not being Robbie's biological parent.

In an era of artificial eggs and Crispr, anyone could become a biological parent to the healthiest baby.

So we as a community of people are responsible for every child, whether I'm the biological parent or not.

She believed the responsibility to protect the child entrusted to her might even be greater than that of a biological parent.

Utah's adoption policy is that a child is better off with an unfamiliar married couple than with a single biological parent.

Some 35 per cent of paternity tests show that the father is not the biological parent, according to an Irish paternity services company.

Psychiatric history of the adolescent and biological parent was assessed with diagnostic interviews, and the adolescent completed a self-report questionnaire regarding anxiety symptoms.

Sister Nina claims that was a lie, saying all three of them knew their White step-father wasn't their biological parent from the beginning.

Conclusions: Growing up in a household with one biological parent and a nonbiological parent was positively associated with depressive disorder in adulthood among Black women.

Sophea said she preferred not to know who the biological parents were.

How do you feel about adopted children searching for their biological parents?

William's biological parents speak out about their grief over their son's abduction.

Even adults with no sperm or eggs could conceivably become biological parents.