Are there four kinds of karma between adoptive parents and adopted children? Buddhism

The relationship between adoptive parents and adopted children in Buddhism mainly refers to the relationship between parents and children, and there are also different fates and karma, mainly in the following four types:

1. biological parents: These are our biological parents and the closest people to us.

Stepparents: When we grow up, we will get married and have children, and our spouses are our stepparents.

3. wet nurse: when we were babies, we were breast-fed by wet nurses. They are our wet nurses.

4. adoptive parents: when we are fostered in other people's homes for various reasons, these people are our adoptive parents.

The above four fates, including biological parents, stepparents, adoptive mothers and adoptive parents, are all indispensable benefactors in our lives.

In Buddhism, the relationship between parents and children is mutual, parents are not grateful to their children, and children's filial piety to their parents is also very important. Therefore, Buddhism advocates filial piety and emphasizes children's filial piety and gratitude to their parents.