r/fosterit is a subreddit with 17k members. The most common flair used is foster youth, foster parent, kinship, adoption, and seeking advice from foster youth.
A subreddit where all members of the foster care community can come together at one table, including current & former foster youth, foster/adoptive/bio-parents & families, CASAs/GALs, caseworkers, etc.
Flair Used in r/fosterit
#1
Foster Youth
: "one of my biggest pet peeves as a foster teen"
76 posts
#2
Foster Parent
: "Tips for PTSD in a toddler"
34 posts
#3
Kinship
: "Kids asking for unreasonable amount of gifts for Christmas"
13 posts
#4
Adoption
: "Adopted daughter (13) accusing me and my husband of abusing her"
12 posts
#5
Seeking advice from foster youth
: "Emancipation isn’t freedom — it’s abandonment. Let’s talk about real support for youth."
11 posts
#6
Aging out
: "For anyone aging out soon: a plain-language checklist for the stuff nobody teaches you"
11 posts
#7
Prospective Foster Parent
: "Potential Foster Parents Please Read"
9 posts
#8
Article
: "Man sentenced to 6 years in prison for abusing foster children"
8 posts
#9
Group home
: "A group home for (mostly) teenage boys…"
6 posts
#10
Meta
: "My parents were foster parents."
5 posts
Member Growth in r/fosterit
Yearly
+1k members(6.5%)
About
GummySearch helps people research Reddit communities by organizing activity, growth, themes, and post-level signals into one place.
This page gives a focused view of r/fosterit, including current member size, discussion patterns, product reviews, and related communities to explore.
This data is synced periodically so insights stay current and useful for ongoing research.
Last updated: June 17, 2026