Meet Katelynn (13), Lizzy (9), Bella (7), Skyler (6), Savannah (3)
Katelynn, Lizzy, Bella, Skyler, and Savannah are an active and adventurous sibling group of 5!
More About Katelynn (13), Lizzy (9), Bella (7), Skyler (6), Savannah (3)
Katelynn, Lizzy, Bella, Skyler, and Savannah are an active and adventurous sibling group of 5! They get along well and enjoy playing together, doing outdoor activities, and participating in sports/activities in the community. Katelynn is sweet, funny, willing to try new things, and embraces her role as a big sister. Some of her interests include gymnastics, softball, band, and theatre. Lizzy is outgoing, full of questions, enjoys learning new things, and wants to do her best at whatever she’s trying. She enjoys math, science, and reading, and is good at swimming, soccer, and gymnastics. Bella is silly, laidback, and wants to be friends with everyone. She loves anything related to mermaids or unicorns, and also enjoys soccer, gymnastics, and swimming. Skyer is full of energy, curious, and compassionate. She does well in school, loves to learn, and also enjoys swimming, soccer, and gymnastics. Savannah is affectionate, full of sass and sweetness, and is in a stage where she wants to be independent. She loves getting messy, playing with toys, and doing anything her big sisters are doing!
This sibling group is open to any location in Minnesota. They are also open to pets and love animals, especially cats, dogs, and birds!
A family for Katelynn (13), Lizzy (9), Bella (7), Skyler (6), Savannah (3)...
A family for this sibling group would be an active and nurturing family who can provide structure, boundaries, and clear, consistent expectations. Caregivers should have a strong support system to ensure the children feel there are enough caregivers to go around. A home with no other children or children older than Katelynn would be ideal, and these youth should not take on caretaking responsibilities. Caregivers should be sensitive to the youth’s history and experiences, providing ongoing support and services. Caregivers will need to be open to supporting contact with birth family, if appropriate.
If you have a home study, and want to explore if you’d be a good family for this youth, please have your worker contact Ampersand Families.
Are you new to this process and just starting to consider youth adoption? Visit the “Should You Adopt A Teen?” section to learn more.
