MI01C010976
| Status: | Available |
| Name: | Lilyth |
| Age: | 10 |
| Race: | White/Caucasian |
| Gender: | Female |
| State: | Michigan |
| Case #: |
MI01C010976 |
| Last Profile Update: | 06/22/26 |
| Photo Updated: | 06/24/26 |
About Lilyth
Adventure is never far from Lily's imagination. Whether she is dreaming of riding horses, building colorful LEGO creations, exploring the outdoors, or splashing in the waves at a Florida beach, Lilyth, who prefers her nickname Lily, approaches life with curiosity, determination, and a whole lot of fun. She hopes to become a reptile veterinarian one day and loves animals, especially jaguars. She also enjoys music, games, jumping on the trampoline, and laughing at silly cartoons and funny videos.
One of the first things Lily wants people to know about herself is, "I'm smart. I never give up." Those words capture the resilience that defines so much of who she is. An adult who knows her well shared, "Lily is one of my favorite people. She is a little warrior." Despite the challenges she has faced, Lily continues to move forward with remarkable determination. When she feels safe and supported, her sweet nature, adventurous spirit, creativity, and wonderful sense of humor shine through.
Lily especially enjoys spending one-on-one time with trusted adults who take the time to get to know her. She is imaginative, energetic, and loves opportunities to explore and express herself creatively. Christmas is her favorite holiday because she enjoys opening presents and spending time with people she cares about. If she could choose a perfect family day, it would include playing with water guns on the beach, swimming, and simply having fun together.
Lily continues to work hard on developing skills that would benefit her. She thrives with predictable routines, structure, patience, and caregivers who respond with consistency and understanding. She benefits from adults who remain calm during difficult moments, focus on connection before correction, and celebrate each step of her progress.
Lily would do best with two experienced, highly trauma-informed parents who are fully committed to providing the stability, structure, and unconditional support she needs. Lily should be the youngest child in the home and likely would do best if she were an only child. Her family should be patient, nurturing, and willing to engage in ongoing services while advocating for her emotional and educational needs. Her future parents should have the time to give Lily the one-on-one attention that she thrives with. Maintaining contact with trusted adults is important and should continue in her future home. Most of all, Lily is looking for a family that will see her for her, believe in her future, and never give up on the incredible young girl she is becoming.
