4 year old twins! Ava and Alex!
Like all siblings they have differences and similarities. What did we learn about them when we met them earlier this month? They both seem like typical pre-school age kids. Ava likes singing and listening to music and Alex isn’t too fond of bugs.
They both enjoy preschool and their teachers report many early learning strengths like getting along with peers and following instructions. They have their favorite toys, for Alex this is a bicycle and for Ava a stuffed bunny. And, maybe not too telling, but they both love white rice!
Alex and Ava are both reported to have some developmental delays. Ava has mild cerebral palsy. She wears a brace on her right leg, though she can walk, run, and jump without it. She strings beads and can manage buttons. Both of the children speak clearly and do typical developmental things such as count to ten, string beads, and play with balls.
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The advocacy names Alex and Ava were given to this sibling group by volunteer advocates who participate on the private Advocate for Taiwan Waiting Children Facebook page. In this group we share photos and videos that we cannot share on our public blog and Facebook page. Be sure to join if you haven't already!
