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Tabitha
Tabitha is a 13-year-old girl from Texas who is hoping to be adopted.
Tabitha is a cute friendly young girl with a charming smile. She loves playing with her peers and can become jealous of the attention her peers receive. Like most teens she loves listening to music and has her favorite pop star pinned to her wall. She still likes to play with her Bratz dolls, watch TV and videos, and play video games. Tabitha loves animals and enjoys special attention. She likes school and is at grade level. She receives special assistance in math and reading. She requires help keeping on task when doing her homework. Tabitha takes medication.
Tabitha, Abraham and John "Joshua" are three wonderful children who enjoy each other's company and doing activities together. Their sibling bond was once challenged as they were all in separate placements, however, Tabitha and Joshua are now together and they continue to have monthly visits with Abraham to revive their relationship as siblings. There is sibing rivalry among them, however, they do make the most of their visits and enjoy spending time together. All three children would best benefit from an active family with organization and structure within the home as all three children thrive in this type of setting. All three children would do best with a family that would encourage each child with goals and opportunities to promote their self esteem and have that unconditional love and commitment towards them. Visit us at the Heart Gallery of Northwest Texas.
The family will need to be able to deal with teen age behaviors and attitudes and help her work through some behavioral issues. They need to be able to develop unconditional love for her and provide consistent structure. The family will need to understand that she just wants to know you will be there for her, teaching and loving her while she is learning to express herself. The family will need to be able to provide family and individual activities to promote self esteem. The family will need to be able to provide help with school work and help her set goals for her future.
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