Seth

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*Meet Seth!

Meet Seth!

He’s a 14-year-old boy that was adopted internationally. He and his parents have made the decision that it would be best to find him a new home. He and his parents have not developed an attachment and do not have a parent child relationship. They live more like roommates. Seth is the 2nd oldest of 8 siblings. Two of his siblings were also adopted internationally. Seth and his parents want him to find a home where he can attach and receive the care and attention he needs. We are looking for a single parent or two parent household, both heterosexual and LGBTQ families are welcome to apply. We are looking for a smaller household where Seth can be the youngest or only child. Families with other children will be considered on a case-by-case basis. Seth is not aggressive and could do well with a sibling under the right circumstance. There is no preference as to the religion, location, employment or age of the new adoptive family. Seth is looking for a family that are good people.

Seth has minor behavioral issues. He struggles academically in school and will need a family that can fiercely advocate for his academic needs. Seth is an active boy and enjoys spending time outside. His favorite sport to play is soccer, but he is happy playing anything with another person. He is a sweet kid who likes to be involved in what is going on. He is very social and is not the type of child that you will find alone in his room. He likes coloring, putting puzzles together and anything with arts/crafts.

If you fit what we are looking for, please write to us and request his full information. Please email us at kidteenadoptions@wiaa.org

This is a private adoption, so a state or foster care home study might not work. A state authorized private domestic or international home study is generally required. You will need a current, updated or new home study for this adoption.

Due to state laws, we are unable to place this child in CT, MA, NY, FL, or DE. If you live in WI, there are a few steps that have to be followed, but it is possible to adopt from there. If you live in OR, you may need to travel to the child’s state to finalize the adoption.

If we have home study ready families for this child, we will consider them first. Therefore, if you are willing to take a child between the ages of 9 and 15, we suggest you begin the process as soon as possible.

We know that adopting a child over the age of 9 is going to be difficult, but we feel confident that there are parents of all types, single men and women, traditional couples and same-sex couples out there who love kids and would love to add them to their families.

Adoption is a legal process so there will be costs associated with them. There are grants out there to help fund your adoption (please request that information.) This adoption may qualify for the IRS Adoption Tax Credit.

Contact us if you have any questions or want to know more about Seth.. Our email is kidteenadoptions@wiaa.org