Capable of being fostered; suitable or able to be raised or nurtured by someone who is not the biological parent.
From foster (to raise or nurture) plus the suffix -able, meaning 'capable of.' Modern formation in childcare and social services contexts.
The term fosterable is key in modern child welfare—it helps social workers identify which children can thrive in foster family placements based on their emotional needs!
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