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Children waiting for adoption
Every child is different, so the right adopter for one child may be the wrong adopter for another. This is why we are always looking for a wide range of new families.
Some children thrive in a busy family with brothers or sisters, while others may need the special attention of being an only child.
We need adopters for children of all ages. We are particularly looking for adopters for brothers and sisters, toddlers and young children aged four and older, and children with disabilities.
Currently we have twelve children waiting for adoption:
- Eight single children aged between under one and three years old
- Two sibling pairs aged between one and three years old
More about the children
You can read about some of the children below. Contact the Norfolk Adoption Service to find out more.
Cameron is a happy and relaxed 4-month-old baby boy and is described by his foster carers as "a joy to look after". Cameron has a cute smile and is very cuddly.
Cameron has had some challenges due to his prematurity but is making good progress. Cameron is currently reaching the developmental milestones for his adjusted age of 6-8 weeks. He will need carers who can support him with any future challenges as he grows and develops.
Richie (age 2) and Lily (age 1) are lovely natured children who enjoy playing together and interacting with those around them. They both enjoy playing with toy cars and visiting the local park. They often make each other giggle.
Richie and Lily are both on track with their health and development and Richie attends nursery part time. They enjoy having fun and being outside.
Dylan is a very content and happy baby. He has a beautiful smile and infectious chuckle. He is described as a very rewarding baby to care for and loves cuddles and affection.
Dylan is making steady progress, but there are some uncertainties regarding his development.
Dylan will need a family who can manage this uncertainty.
Millie is almost 1 ½ years old, she is a very happy, sociable and laid back little girl.
She loves to play with all sorts of toys, will happily play alone or with another person, and she also loves going out and about in her pushchair. She has a cheeky personality and an infectious grin and giggle.
She sleeps very well and is healthy, happy and thriving.
Tomas is two years old. He is cheeky and active. He makes people laugh and is a joy to have around. He likes to get involved with whatever is going on.
One of his favourite activities is playing with water. Whether he's in the garden, or in the bath, he will be splashing and giggling!
There are no concerns with Tomas's development. He has a very limited diet but is getting support from his carers.
Edward is a sweet natured 4-year-old little boy who is full of adventure and fun. He loves dinosaurs and beach walks. His carers say "He is fun to be around and shows such delight in the world around him" Edward will need help understanding his big feelings.
Jake and Benny are 2 and 3 and full of fun. Benny is progressing well in foster care and has global developmental delay. Jake is bright and very inquisitive and on the go all day. The boys have a sweet bond and love to play together. They need a family who will prioritise their relationship with their sibling in foster care.
Kaden (3) is an endearing and engaging little boy who loves to play indoors with cars and his toy kitchen. Outside he loves running around whilst laughing. He enjoys play equipment and being active. Kaden is on target with his development and he is in good health.
Theo is a 10 month old boy who brings a lot of joy to his foster family!
Theo loves music and listening to nursery rhymes with actions he can remember. Theo loves interaction with people around him and enjoys his food.
Theo's development is a bit delayed. He doesn't roll over consistently or sit independently but he loves to bounce in his jumperoo and is making steps in the right direction.
Sara and John's adoption story
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