stepsibling

Many therapists also shun the term, which seems to confer second-class status on a stepparent or stepsibling.

Blended families more common, but the 'step' in 'stepmom' still carries a stigma Carol Morello 2011

About 12 percent had at least one half-sibling, and 2 percent had a stepsibling.

Blended families more common, but the 'step' in 'stepmom' still carries a stigma Carol Morello 2011

Among other 2009 findings for kids under 18:•69% lived with two parents.•4% lived with both a mother and father not married to each other.•59% who don't live with a parent lived with a grandparent.•7% lived with an unmarried parent who was cohabiting.•16% lived with a stepparent, stepsibling or half sibling.

Census: More kids live with a grandparent in the house 2011

One in three Americans is now a "step" of some sort -- stepparent, stepsibling, or stepchild.

Wednesday Martin: 2010: Year of the New American Family 2010

One in three Americans is now a \ "step\" of some sort -- stepparent, stepsibling, or stepchild.

Wednesday Martin: 2010: Year of the New American Family 2010

Who would you rather fool around with, a hot cousin or a hot stepsibling?

go ahead, ASK ME Nico Medina 2009

Who would you rather fool around with, a hot cousin or a hot stepsibling?

go ahead, ASK ME Nico Medina 2009

Our founding fathers could have had no idea that healthcare would become the industry it has become and would be disabled by its evil stepsibling -- the insurance industry.

Thomas DeLorenzo: Universal Healthcare and the 2008 Election 2008

“He always told stories,” a stepsibling of his confided to me.

In Cold, Blue Blood Dunne, Dominick 1999

An unrelated minor is defined as someone younger than 21 who is not a sibling or stepsibling of the drivers or a child who lives in the same household of the driver.

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