Maxim and Robert

Here are two more boys listed on the same page as Christopher. A couple of precious guys who have slipped between the cracks and are still waiting. Just like Christopher, I cannot imagine these two boys growing up in institutions. You can tell just by looking at them that they have a sparkle in their eyes (I hope it hasn't been extinguished by now) and they would have so much potential in a family.

This is Maxim. Here profile from Reece's Rainbow.
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Maxim 15H

Boy, Born 2002   Oh, how this little boy melts my heart!  Just look at his smile!  He is very high functioning, and will do very well in a lvoing family environment.  He has been blessed to grow up in a baby house and privately run home for children with special needs, and he has been LOVED.  He has many advocates and volunteers who love him dearly, and have asked us to please help him find a family!   It is possible he has Mosaic Down syndrome.   We are waiting on his full medical records.   But he is very healthy, active, social…just a love!!   From his caregivers and friends:   "Expectant parents need to prepare for Maxim difficulties and learn to accept it for what it is: hooligan, a little jealous, but very good-natured and charming.   Maxim respectable hoodlum, may, for example, to climb into adult shoes (larger size, the merrier) and enthusiastically stomping down the corridor until you catch up.   Loves to joke.    In its immediacy and sunny smile forgiven all hooliganism.   Given his state of health, Maxim has good prospects for further development.   He can not speak, but communicates well with the world through gestures and some of the sounds, knows the names of colors and geometric shapes, animal names, colors, fruits and vegetables, loves to play around with toys, loves being read poems and fairy tales.  Maxim is very housewifely, helps with cleaning.   He needs a home where it will and will love.   And it is impossible not to love.     This little guy is Robert. And his profile listed on RR.   Robert #3-3 DOB: January 29, 2004 Robert was raised at home by his birth family until he was 4 years old, at which time he was placed in an orphanage.He is healthy and developing well. He is beginning to speak in simple sentences, colors and paints with water colors and participates in organized activities. He feeds himself with utensils and is learning to fasten buttons. He has built up relationships with staff and other children.