Chloe and Aerial: Nonverbal Sisters in Foster Care Seeking a Forever Home
WFAAJune 7, 20252 min989 views
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- π Chloe, 12, and Aerial, 13, are nonverbal sisters in foster care who communicate through their powerful presence and joy.
- π£οΈ While they don't use spoken words, they express themselves through two learned signs (Chloe: "warm," "please") and by using icons on a board to convey emotions and needs.
Background and Development
- π‘ Both sisters are on the autism spectrum and have experienced neglect and drug use in their previous home.
- β³ They have been in foster care for nearly two years, showing significant progress in their independence, such as dressing themselves and clearing their plates.
- β‘ Chloe is described as energetic and loves to shake objects, while Aerial finds comfort in rocking when overstimulated.
Seeking a Forever Family
- π¨βπ©βπ§βπ¦ Case worker Julie Bishop emphasizes that the girls would thrive with a routine schedule to help reduce anxiety.
- π§© A family with some experience with autism would be beneficial, but an active family that can keep them engaged is most important.
- β€οΈ The most crucial need for Chloe and Aerial is a forever family willing to love them unconditionally.
- π For more information on adopting Chloe and Aerial, contact the number on screen or email [email protected].
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Nonverbal communicationAutism Spectrum DisorderFoster CareAdoptionSibling BondChild WelfareSpecial NeedsRoutineAnxiety Reduction
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