Yesterday we posted about Remy, today we are posting about his friend, Reid.
Remy - I smile when I think about this little boy. He is a little bit shy and talks quietly, but you can see his fun personality when he grins and it really comes out when you watch him play!
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The wheels on the bus go round and round, round and round… Mark one day wishes to drive a real bus. For now he loves pretending to drive the bus. He was quick to look out the window as he pretended to drive and tell the caregiver all the locations he thought I would like. Of course after I gave him my bus ticket.
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We have matches to announce!
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We visited Leroy for the third time in April. We glanced at this paperwork then looked a little closer. It was Leroy's 3rd birthday! So we sang, and Leroy got 2 packages of fruit snacks rather than the standard 1 package per child.
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Dewey now has a $4,500 grant through Gladney!
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Let me introduce to you the most adorable snuggle bug! Douglas is a quiet, yet curious, 2 year old who got our attention. From the moment he stepped into the room he stayed close to his caregiver. As she kneeled on the ground he nuzzled up against her, not to leave her arms. All while keeping alert to all the activities of the room with those big brown eyes.
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Look out here comes the sweetie pie of the year! Damien is a 2 year old who was a little shy at first and stayed close to his caregiver. Within just minutes of me being silly and bouncing a nubby ball, making crazy noises and laughing he was joining in. As the ball bounced and I said “boop” he repeated. He didn’t just repeat the sound but also the motion. So of course I took this an opportunity to get crazier. With that he was having a blast and giggling.
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Look at this little peanut! He needs a family!
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I just got that email that I love to get: New Files Assigned!
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Topics: Superkids, China Adoption
