Adoptive families are those formed when parents legally take on the responsibility of raising a child who is not biologically theirs. This process, known as adoption, allows children to find loving homes and families who can provide them with care, support, and stability. Adoptive families can include single parents, couples, or even extended family members who choose to adopt. In an adoptive family, the bonds created are just as strong as those in biological families. These families often celebrate their unique journeys and may share their stories with others. Many adoptive families also connect with adoption support groups to find community and resources that help them navigate their experiences together.