Chandra
Birth date: February 2004

Dennis
Birth date: January 2005

Lauren
Birth date: February 2006

Jamal
Birth date: September 2007

Ethno-Cultural Background: Caucasian

Four preschool little ones could certainly fill up your calendar. What a package they represent. Are you up for the challenge?

The first-born is Chandra and she is described as affectionate, active, talkative and outgoing. She loves Dora and Diego as well as outside play. Take her to the park on her bike and she will be one happy camper. Or stay home and build with play dough with her, if you would rather. She gets along equally well with children and with adults and is an all round great little person to hang out with. Chandra loves “baking day” at day care and would love the opportunity to help you in the kitchen.

Next we have Dennis, who is 3 years old. He loves to help and could be a great table-setter at your kitchen table. Dennis also loves to help clean up. Now that is an impressive skill! Dennis is very sensitive to loud noises, textures and foods. A tender little boy with exceptional motor skills, describes him well. Dennis loves to climb, play catch and work on a work bench. From time to time you may have to check to ensure that your table legs are still attached or you may want to help Dennis figure out how to put things back together. Sounds like a project to me!

Make way for Lauren who is an appealing, bubbly, sweet little two-year-old. She is sensitive and social and does well with both children and adults. Lauren has some catching up to do in her development. Perhaps you would like to be the support person cheering her on?

The baby of the bunch is Jamal and he has almost all his milestones ahead of him. He is described as an affectionate, cuddly little guy. Jamal has some health concerns that will need to be discussed at length with his prospective adoptive parents. Jamal is especially attached to his sister Lauren.

These little folks need a family with lots of energy. Smoking and pets might present a problem for at least one of the children. The family should be prepared to work with the professionals involved along the way and to advocate for their children. Some openness will need to be discussed with the foster family.