SNC10513793
| Status: | Available |
| Names: | Nevaeh, Jayden |
| Ages: | 8, 6 |
| Race: | Black/African American, White/Caucasian |
| Gender: | 1 male, 1 female |
| State: | North Carolina |
| Case #: | SNC10513793 Expand |
| Last Profile Update: | 05/07/24 |
| Photo Updated: | 05/08/24 |
About the Siblings
These adorable siblings are waiting to join their forever family. Nevaeh is a smart and loving young girl who likes to explore the world around her. She is a builder and loves to create different objects with blocks. Nevaeh is an active girl which makes outside time with her a ton of fun! She likes to jump on the trampoline with her brother and play one of her favorite games she calls “Huggy Wuggy.” Nevaeh also likes to spend time on her tablet or engaging in computer related activities. Some of Nevaeh’s favorite outgoings include going to the beach and the swimming pool.
Jayden is the lovable little brother of Nevaeh. He loves his sister dearly and enjoys playing and spending time with her. Jayden likes listening to children’s music and spending time on his tablet. He is currently in kindergarten and his favorite part of the day is recess. Jayden is an active little guy and being outside allows him the opportunity to run free and play. He is also very good at math, which he excels in at school. Jayden is not a picky eater and will eat most things presented to him. Jayden likes receiving attention and hugs to know he is loved by his caregivers. Jayden’s favorite outings include going to indoor trampoline parks, beaches, and swimming.
Nevaeh and Jayden are extremely bonded and will need to be adopted together. The two will need a family who will provide consistent structure, routines, and clear communication from the start. The right family for this sibling pair will be loving, kind and have patience as the children settle into their home. They both enjoy attention and like to feel like they are important and a part of the family. These two will thrive in a loving environment with parents who understand trauma and how that impacts behaviors. They will do best in a two-parent household.