Noah from Texas

Noah is an outgoing, energetic, and kind child. He loves to play all day, whether he is playing alone or if he is playing with other children. He really enjoys playing video games. He also enjoys playing in the water and wants to learn to swim. He loves to make new friends and is a great listener. Noah is closely bonded to his older brother and acts as his protector. The two enjoy lots of outdoor adventures and can play all day! Noah loves to laugh and has an infectious laugh that can light up any room. He enjoys helping others and does a great job at following directions. Noah loves school and is always asking questions about new subjects. Noah is growing more independent but isn't afraid to ask for help when necessary. He is a sweet and loving boy who gets along with everyone. His favorite food to eat are chicken nuggets and French fries.

Noah and Sha'dale are warm-hearted brothers who are well-bonded to one another. They enjoy playing on water pads and running through water. Noah and Sha'dale love to play on their tablets and play video games. Although Noah and Sha'dale can both be a little shy at first, Noah is more outgoing and talkative. They love to eat french fries and chicken nuggets and enjoy long car rides. They are good at playing with others and playing independently. Even though Noah is the younger brother, he is protective toward Sha'dale and will stay close to him in and outside of the home. Both boys love to go to school and mostly do well following instructions. They both love to run around outside and make up their own games to play. Noah has an infectious laugh and Sha'dale enjoys exploring his surroundings. Both boys are gentle-spirited and have big hearts for those around them.

Noah's forever family will be a loving and patient family who won't separate him from his brother Shadale. Noah's family will work with him on meeting his developmental milestones. Noah's family will be committed to caring for him long-term. Noah will thrive in a patient, nurturing forever home with parents who provide careful supervision. Noah needs a family that is willing to advocate for him while providing him with new challenges and encouraging his progress. Noah's family will allow him to communicate with his other siblings regularly.