MI01C010991
| Status: | Available |
| Name: | Celeste |
| Age: | 8 |
| Race: | White/Caucasian |
| Gender: | Female |
| State: | Michigan |
| Case #: |
MI01C010991 |
| Last Profile Update: | 08/31/26 |
| Photo Updated: | 09/02/26 |
About Celeste
Celeste has a big imagination and an even bigger sense of adventure. Whether she is getting lost in an exciting book, exploring a new place, or imagining where she might travel someday, Celeste is curious about the world around her. She is a bright and capable reader who enjoys adventurous stories and learning about other places and their history. Her dreams for the future reflect her caring and determined spirit: she hopes to travel around the world, help others, become a good mother, and maybe even become a firefighter.
There is rarely a shortage of things Celeste enjoys doing. She loves spending time outside playing tag, swinging, hanging upside down on the bars, gathering flowers, and visiting parks. She also enjoys going to the library, shopping, watching movies, trying new restaurants, and discovering different foods. At home, she likes watching videos and playing video games, and she enjoys collecting sensory toys and squishies. Celeste is not afraid to try something new, especially when food is involved, with pizza, spaghetti, and McChicken sandwiches among her favorites. Her adventurous side would love a family that enjoys camping, traveling, trying new restaurants, and making memories together.
Celeste is polite, sweet, caring, thoughtful, and strong-willed. She is also remarkably self-aware and understands that she is still learning how to manage big emotions and make positive choices when she becomes frustrated. She benefits from calm, patient adults who can give her quiet space when she needs time to regroup and then help her talk through what happened once she is ready. Celeste is determined to become more independent and takes pride in contributing at home by picking up after herself, cleaning her bedroom, loading the dishwasher, and making her bed each morning. Her determination, tenacity, and willingness to keep working on herself are important strengths that will continue to help her grow.
Celeste would do best with experienced, trauma-informed caregivers who can provide patience, structure, and consistent support. She would thrive as the only or youngest child in the home and would love a family with pets, especially dogs. Celeste also has important relationships with her sister and current family that she would benefit from maintaining, so a family willing to support those connections and allow for a gradual transition would be especially important. She prefers a rural environment and would do well in a two-parent household with a mother and father or with a single mother who has a strong support system. Most of all, Celeste is looking for a family that can appreciate her adventurous spirit, support her growing independence, and provide a steady place where she can continue exploring the world and becoming the person she hopes to be.
