10/20/2016 UPDATE! We are thrilled to report Lexi has a family!!! Thank you to all who advocated for this brave little girl!
We need to find a family for Lexi! If now is not the right time for you please consider sharing her story. It may be the perfect time for someone you know!
$2000 agency grant for Lexi's adoption is available
Beautiful Lexi (RK# 32080) will soon turn five. Because her skin is easily affected by friction and even small bumps resulting in painful blisters and sores she requires extra care and attention. She has an experienced nanny who will carefully hold her and give her the warmth and affection she so deeply needs but Lexi needs more. She needs a family who will shower her with the love every five year old deserves.
As with others who have her condition, Lexi seems to fare better in the winter months or in colder climates.
According to her most recent update from July 2015 Lexi is cognitively spot on with peers her same age. She is well behaved, obeys rules, knows how to share and is very expressive. Her emotional development is said to be normal, however due to her special need she cannot have very close physical contact with other kids so she has become more introverted and likes quiet. She especially likes the task of feeding little kids.
Take a moment to view Lexi's video Password: Adoptmaa
To view a more detailed summary of Lexi's RainbowKids Waiting Child Profile click HERE.
If you are interested in reviewing Lexi's file or in adopting Lexi, please fill out a free Prospective Adoptive Parents Waiting Child Review Form, which can be found here.
Other grants may be available based on the adoptive family's circumstances. Agency grants are awarded as agency fee reductions. MAA also partners with the Brittany's Hope Foundation for matching grants, which are given out twice a year and to families that already have their letter of approval from China.
Madison Adoption Associates is a Hague accredited, non-profit 501(c)(3) organization whose mission is to bring hope, love, and a permanent family to children in need. By serving children and families through domestic and international adoption, our work is guided by the following core principles:
Our placement goals are to meet the child's needs and best interests, along with a strong commitment to work with the wishes and rights of the prospective adoptive families.