Khristopher, Ashlyn, Joshua

SNV027415

Status:	Available
Names:	Khristopher, Ashlyn, Joshua
Ages:	15, 13, 11
Race:	White/Caucasian
Gender:	2 male, 1 female
State:	Nevada
Case #:	SNV027415 Expand  NV021998, Khristopher, 15, male NV022000, Ashlyn, 13, female NV022002, Joshua, 11, male
Last Profile Update:	12/19/12
Photo Updated:	11/14/12

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About the Siblings

These three active children are sure to keep you busy!

Khristopher is the oldest. He is very active and he loves sports, in fact, he enjoys sports far more than he enjoys the academic element of school. He really wants a family who is active in his sports and enjoys watching him participate in sporting events. Khris can be social and he has a strong group of friends. However, Khris is also introverted and he will need a family who can be there for him when he wants to talk, but can also give him time to himself and allow him to be quiet when he needs to be.

Ashlyn can be very engaging and inquisitive. She is described as funny and sweet. She is working on having proper boundaries and learning how to be polite and less argumentative. Ashlyn enjoys listening to music. She is very social and she likes hanging out with her friends. While Ashlyn does well in school, she enjoys the social element of school more than academics.

Joshua is active and engaging. Just like his big brother, he enjoys sports. He particularly enjoys baseball and thrived while he was playing it. He is currently in soccer and still trying to decide if he likes it or not. Joshua thrives when he has a male role model to play sports with. He enjoys family time and interacts well with others. Joshua is learning to control his moods and work on not blaming others for things that might happen. Joshua does well in school and enjoys both sports and academics.

All three children will need continued counseling. All three children have overall good health with a few minor issues. The children do have close connections with friends and family members that it would be important they maintain some sort of ongoing contact with. These kids would do best with an active family where they are the only children in the home. They need a family who can devote time and attention to each of them.