Photolisting Profile for Jahree
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Jahree
Jahree is a 7-year-old boy from Texas who is hoping to be adopted.
Jahree is a reserved, shy, soft spoken boy. Being the youngest of five siblings, Jahree is very close to his older siblings. He is slow to warm up to you but will be just fine once he has been around you for a length of time. Jahree enjoys being outside riding his bicycle and playing video games. Jahree attends kindergarten. He enjoys school and playing with his friends. Jahree is still immature for his age and as a result has struggled to keep up with the other children his age. He has been tested and will be in resource classes when he attends first grade this coming school year. Foster parents report that Jahree has blossomed and matured as a result of his time in kindergarten class and socializing with other children. Teachers report Jahree is always wanting to do his best with his schoolwork and is very meticulous about his handwriting skills.
Joyce, Ladale, Devaughn, Cierra, and Jahree need a family who is patient and who can give unconditional love with clear rules and expectations. Joyce is a sweet lovable child who enjoys listening to music, watching movies, and wearing jewelry. Ladale enjoys outdoor playtime, riding his bicycle, and playing videos. Devaughn likes to play outdoor sports, play with friends, and participate in school activities. Cierra likes going to the mall, talk to friends on the phone, and watching movies. Jahree enjoys riding his bicycle, playing video games, and playing with friends. It is important for the family to be active in social activities and allow the children to participate in school and extra curricular activities. They should be knowledgeable and understanding of the dynamics of caring for a large sibling group. Visit us at the TARE Gallery.
Jahree needs a family who will take all five siblings and that will also be patient, have unconditional love, with clear rules and expectations. The family must be willing to give all the children time to work with their individual issues in becoming one whole family.
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