Henry & Talia

Meet the two cutest peas in a pod- Henry and Talia! These twins share more than just a birthday: They both love to play, they are both described as independent, and both love Bluey. Although they have a lot of similarities, they each have separate personalities and qualities that make them unique. Henry loves to count and watch his favorite shows- Sesame Street and Elmo. Henry is described as outgoing and loves to say hi to anyone that walks by. He loves cuddles and is the sweetest boy. Henry has battled with some medical barriers so far in his little life and this is something that will need to be monitored and advocated for in his future. He has already made tremendous progress and with continued services in place, he is expected to make lots more! However, a family must be aware that Henry is at risk for or is experiencing infrequent and predictable changes in medical needs. Talia is described as sassy, shy, and protective of her brother. It takes Talia a little while to warm up to others, unlike her brother Henry! Talia’s perfect day would be spent playing at the park, watching Dora, and eating her favorite food- mac and cheese. When she is coloring, she always uses her favorite color orange. Henry and Talia would benefit from a two -parent household. Talia is scared and unfamiliar of dogs and often says “no” when asked if she wants to pet any. Therefore, a family with large or energetic dogs may not be the best fit. A family that is patient, active, and local to Hillsborough County is preferred. Because of Henry’s medical condition, a family MUST HAVE a flexible work schedule or at least one parent that works from home, as he will have ongoing appointments and services. A family must be dedicated to both children equally and be prepared for a lifetime of fun! It would be preferred that these two children are the youngest in the home by at least a few years, if a prospective adoptive family has other children in the home. Double the fun, double the love! Who is ready to take on this dynamic duo? Henry and Talia would benefit from a two parent household. Talia is scared and unfamiliar of dogs and often says “no” when asked if she wants to pet any. Therefore, a family with large or energetic dogs may not be the best fit. A family that is patient, active, and local to Hillsborough County is preferred. Because of Henry’s medical condition, a family with a flexible schedule or works from home would be best, as he will have ongoing appointments and services. A family must be dedicated to both children equally and be prepared for a lifetime of fun! The professional team would prefer these children to be the youngest in the home by at least a few years, but will be re-considered on a case by case basis