Abstract
The biological children of foster parents have received little attention in the literature and in research. This article presents the results of an in-depth interview study on the experiences of biological children (9 to 18 years). Data analysis showed that the children and adolescents interviewed described the relationship with the foster sibling positively overall, although they also addressed problematic and unsatisfactory aspects. In the family, they assume numerous responsibilities and actively contribute to the success of the foster relationship. However, they often feel inadequately prepared for fostering and dealing with the foster child. Recommendations for practice and further studies are derived from the results.
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