Adopted children may differ from children living with their biological parents in several ways.
1. Firstly, adopted children may have a different genetic background, which can affect physical and mental characteristics such as appearance, health, and personality traits.
2. Secondly, adopted children may experience a different family dynamic and cultural upbringing compared to children living with their biological parents. Adopted children may have to adjust to a new family structure and traditions, which can be challenging for some.
3. Lastly, adopted children may face unique psychological and emotional challenges related to their adoption experience, such as identity issues, feelings of loss or abandonment, or a sense of belonging.