Sean from Pennsylvania

Do you like to listen to music and watch football? Well, those are Sean's two favorite activities. He always knows how to put a smile on your face, whether that's dancing, laughing, hugging or just taking a walk. He is generally a happy, boisterous, and joyful young man. Sean enjoys listening to all music (except heavy metal) as often as he can, and he has even taken to creating his own beats with his water bottle drumsticks. Sean is very active, which makes sense since his favorite classes are gym and swimming. Sean also loves being outdoors and is happy to spend time taking a walk, going for a drive, or just hanging out at the local park. He is a very loving young man. A family looking to provide permanency for Sean will need to have patience, the ability to provide structure and routine, an adventurous spirit, and most importantly a sense of humor. It would benefit Sean to have a family who has experience with parenting children who require additional supports. Sean would thrive best in a two-parent household of any gender or race; however, a single-family make-up would work with the appropriate support systems in place. He does well with other children; however, he would benefit as an only child as he does best with a lot of individual attention. Should there be other children in the home, it would be best for them to be older and be more self-sufficient in the home. With that said, Sean does get along well with other children and people; therefore, would do best in a home that provides him with plenty of opportunities to be social when he wants to be. It is important for a potential family for Sean to understand that while he is often in a good mood, he does have off days where he may require additional support and more quiet time. It is also important to know Sean does take some time to warm up and to build trust with you; therefore, would require a family willing to put in the work to earn his trust. Have no fear; it's worth every minute once he has accepted you into his circle. There is one thing that was left out and that is that Sean has a beautiful smile and laugh and when he awards you with one, you can't help but to give one right back. Parental rights have been terminated for Sean. For more information, a family can call the SWAN Helpline at 1-800-585-SWAN or have the family worker contact the recruiter, Kaitlyn Evans, via telephone or email kevans@choreading.org.