step-parent

[US]/[ˈstep.pær.ənt]/

[UK]/[ˈstep.pær.ənt]/

Frequency: Very High

Translation

n.A person who is the parent of someone by virtue of marrying their parent, but who is not their biological parent.; A step-parent's spouse.

step-parent role

step-parenting challenges

becoming a step-parent

step-parent's advice

step-parent relationship

step-parents' rights

step-parent support

step-parenting journey

step-parent family

step-parent issues

my step-parent has always been a supportive figure in my life.

navigating the relationship with a step-parent can be challenging.

she's a wonderful step-parent to my children, treating them like her own.

he's trying to build a strong relationship with his step-children.

the step-parent's role is often complex and emotionally demanding.

it's important for step-parents to be patient and understanding.

my step-parent offered valuable advice about college applications.

becoming a step-parent requires a lot of empathy and communication.

the blended family included both parents and their respective step-parents.

he's a loving step-parent and a great addition to our family.

the step-parent actively participates in family activities and traditions.

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