SMI0114308
| Status: | Available |
| Names: | Antonio, Santonio |
| Ages: | 8, 8 |
| Race: | Black/African American |
| Gender: | 2 male |
| State: | Michigan |
| Case #: | SMI0114308 Expand |
| Last Profile Update: | 12/02/25 |
| Photo Updated: | 10/05/25 |
About the Siblings
Antonio: Antonio is a boy with a curious and playful spirit. He enjoys spaghetti, playing with small cars that can transform, and watching movies or TV after school. His favorite color is black, and he has a soft spot for dogs. On weekends, Antonio likes to spend time with his toys or relax with a good movie. He laughs easily when joking around with his brother and enjoys solving puzzles with friends.
Holidays are special to him, especially Christmas and Halloween. He looks forward to trick-or-treating at school and opening presents with family. Antonio has a big imagination and dreams about visiting places with statues, like the Statue of Liberty, because he thinks it would be exciting to see them in person. When he thinks about the future, Antonio sees himself becoming a teacher. He often talks about helping others, which also shows in the wishes he would make if given the chance, such as wanting fun with family and friends, helping people without homes, and having a TV that could do anything.
At home, Antonio likes to lend a hand to his grandmother by helping her clean. He sees himself as a helper, and that sense of responsibility shines through in the ways he contributes. He enjoys coloring, drawing, and spending time with his toy cars. When he hangs out with friends, he likes to laugh, play, and have fun together.
Antonio does best when he has consistent support and guidance. He benefits from a home environment that is structured, attentive, and responsive to his needs. Antonio and his brother, Santonio, need to remain together and would do well in a two-parent home with experienced caregivers. A family living in an urban environment would provide the resources and opportunities that can support both boys. It is also important that the family shares cultural similarities with them to help them feel connected and supported in their identities.
When Antonio thinks about life with a forever family, he imagines going to see movies together and sharing those simple, fun moments. He brings both a playful side and helpful nature to those around him, and he is looking for a family who can nurture his strengths while giving him the steady, supportive foundation he deserves.
Santonio: Santonio is a kind and helpful boy who enjoys spending time with his family. His favorite food is macaroni and cheese, and his favorite color is gold. He likes dogs and has fun playing music on his toy piano. After school, he enjoys talking with friends, and on weekends he looks forward to relaxing with his grandma while watching TV. Santonio also participates in karate from time to time, which gives him a chance to stay active and learn new skills.
When spending time with friends, Santonio likes to play games such as hide and seek. He has a playful side and laughs often, especially when joking with his grandma. He looks forward to holidays, particularly Christmas, which he names as his favorite. He enjoys trick-or-treating on Halloween and visiting his cousins during family celebrations.
Santonio has an interest in exploring new places and says he would like to visit New York City because he is fascinated by the tall building and all the colors and glass. When he thinks about his future, he imagines becoming a firefighter. If he had three wishes, Santonio would ask for a new bed, his own bedroom, and the ability to be rich so he could help people who do not have homes.
At home, Santonio is known for being helpful. He assists with chores such as cleaning the counters, taking out the trash, and even washing the walls. He enjoys playing and watching TV with his brother and shows kindness in the way he helps those around him. He benefits from direct supervision and guidance, and he often looks to his brother when making choices.
Santonio and his brother, Antonio, need a home where they can remain together. They would do best in a two-parent home with experienced caregivers and no other children. A family living in an urban environment would provide resources and opportunities that can support their growth. It is also important that the family shares cultural similarities with them to help them feel connected to their identities.
When Santonio thinks about life with a forever family, he pictures watching TV together and sharing quiet, comfortable moments. He brings kindness, helpfulness, and a warm spirit to those around him and is looking for a family who can provide stability and encouragement while keeping him and his brother close.