Waiting Children Wednesday: babies

Its hard not to love babies with their chubby cheeks and happy giggles its hard not to want to scoop them all up. Babies waiting for adoption are usually scooped up quicker than an older child but they still need to be advocated for so they don't wait and grow older while in an orphanage. . Today I'm going to share some babies with you who have been listed for a long time and need to be advocated for.

AWWWWW look at precious Sylvie with her chubby cheeks and her little bald head. little Sylvie has down syndrome and was born December 2014. She has been listed on Reece's Rainbow since March 1, 2016.

Look at those adorable round cheeks and handsome baby face  . Curtis was born in March of 2014 and has Down Syndrome and post-op congenital heart disease handsome Curtis has been listed on Reece's Rainbow since April 29, 2015 and has almost $800 in his adoption grant.

AWWWW look at that cute little hair bow in her hair and that bright smile. Precious Jubilee has Cerebral Palsy and is on medication to control her seizures (temporal lobe epilepsy). At the time she was listed on Reece's Rainbow she was only 17 months old she is probably close if not older to 2 now. I've seen an adorable video of her that is beyond precious I would love to connect a forever family with.

Look at that adorable little smile and little baby chub. Little Robert has been listed on Reece's Rainbow since April 27, 2015. I think its about time this little guy cam home to a loving family. Robert was born with Internal hydrocaphalus, condition after VP shunting, double reflexory pyramidal insufficiency, crossed eyes in 2013. 

HOW CAN I HELP?

SHARING- by sharing either any of the above children's Reece's Rainbow page or this blog you can tell others about their need for a family.

PRAYING- you can also help by praying for any of their health, for the nannies to come to know Jesus and show his love to the kids, for their families to find them in his perfect time, for their orphanages, etc..

GIVING- giving through Reece's rainbow is tax deductible and is very simple. giving to their adoption grants encourages families to commit to them and helps the families cover the high cost of their redemption.