Child Preferences
Hello everyone. We are Jason and Christy. We are hoping for a Caucasian girl 6 years or younger. We are open to children with special needs such as diabetes. Mom is am a nurse so she has experience with such things. We are praying for a child that feels we are the right fit for them. We want her to be excited to come join us and have loads of fun. We honestly do have loads of fun. We like to do spontaneous and new things. A example of this would be today we went to Downtown Savannah Georgia. We were walking around (looking for a comic book shop) and what do we find? A splash park in the middle of city center. The boys looked at us and we said go for it. So off they went (under our mindful eye of course) splashing around in the water, laughing and being kids. This is very typical of our family. We are the family that will be taking a walk and stop to look at a bird, the sky, a photograph or something else that catches our eyes. We love learning about our heritage and will continue that with our new little one. We are hoping to keep as many previous relationships as we can for the child as we firmly believe you can not have to many people love a child. We do however believe it would need to be a positive relationship for the child. Introduction
We have a fun, loud, happy family. Typically you can find dad Jason doing something artistic. He is often found building models, playing legos with our two youngest sons or transformers. Mom Christy likes to drag the crew to do educational things like museums, nature preserves, aquariums or zoos. Mom also loves to photograph everything. We also enjoy going to the beach, to the pool, for walks, bike rides, playing legos, watching movies and talking. Our boys always have something interesting to say. Mom Christy will often say how much she loves their little brains because they think of the most amazing things. We like taking drives to see new things and have new adventures. Our boys would say they love amusement parks. They just went to Carowinds this past week and couldn't stop talking about the 'air time' they got on the rides. |