How should you treat an adopted son/daughter?

Philippines
July 15, 2009 2:47am CST
I have been quietly observing how my cousin treats his son, an adopted child. I noticed the child was given little attention, while the daughter (biological) has the chance to hug his father, the adopted one only sneaks a peek at them. It's pretty obvious that the child wanted attention too, but the father keeps on ignoring (sort of) the kid. I wonder what I should do: should I correct the situation, or is it too nosy of me to meddle up with their situation? Additional information: The kid was a child of one of my relatives who gave him to its current family since they could not provide for the needs of another child as they already have many children to feed and clothe. His mom(not the biological mom) tries and somehow succeeds, to an extent, treating her children fairly. The dad is just the "unfair) one.
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@busky5 (3164)
• Thailand
17 Jul 09
I think impossible fair between a real daughter and an adopted son, but the parents should not make more different when they stay to face the adopted, the parent should be condolence in him.
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@yogeshdhusa (2236)
• India
15 Jul 09
Hi icenjelrocks, i think you should talk becuase it wil spoil the childs life, if they are unable to give attention better give the child to some church or others who dont have children. They have to give equal attention love and care. other wise dont take the resposibility. .. If you should talk to them. enjoy mylotting
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