1. the practice of caring for children who are not one's own biological children
2. the act of encouraging or promoting development

1. encouraging the development or growth of something
Usage: present participle of foster
2. caring for a child who is not one's own biological child, typically through official arrangements
Usage: present participle of foster

Examples

• The teacher is fostering creativity in her students through art projects.
• They are fostering two children from the local agency.
• The company believes in fostering innovation among its employees.
• Fostering requires patience and dedication from caregivers.
• The program focuses on fostering better relationships between communities.
• She has been involved in fostering for over ten years.
• The school is fostering a love of reading through its new library program.