These beautiful children are looking for skilled adoptive parents.  Bianca is the big sister of the group.  She is a fourth grader who enjoys dressing up, going shopping and helping cook – especially brownies.  She benefits from an Individualized Education Plan at school to help with math, reading and writing.  Bianca wants families to know that she smiles a lot and is a good helper.

The oldest boy is Miguel.    He loves to play “Superhero” (Batman, Spiderman, etc)  He is extremely energetic and active and can become aggressive in his role playing.  He enjoys and benefits from one on one attention.  Miguel currently has an Individual Education Plan at school for additional help with writing, mathematical concepts and reading skills. Additionally, he receives speech therapy services as he has difficulty using correct sentence structure, vocabulary and speech sounds.  Miguel wants families to know that he is not a picky eater and his favorite food is sausage pizza.

Maleno enjoys wrestling, fishing, football, sledding and playing tag.  He is a sensitive child who thrives on helping adults.  He is also very energetic and can become frustrated when presented with a challenge.  Maleno is currently getting caught up in a kindergarten level preschool classroom.  He is doing much better in that learning situation, and will need continued parental involvement with his academics.  He wants families to know that he is a very good helper and likes cheese pizza best.  He doesn’t like vegetables, but will eat corn, beans and broccoli.

The little sister is Mikaela.  She loves to play dress up and become a little princess.  She loves shoes; the more the better.  Mikaela is headstrong, persistent and displays typical 2-3 year old behaviors and attitude.  She likes to keep up with her sister and brothers.

The children say they would like both a mom and a dad that speak English.   Miguel would like an active family with a big yard.  The family will need to know or learn a lot about attachment issues and parenting abused children.  The children will probably need professionals working with them in order to overcome their early experiences.