Connor
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Birthday: November 2019
Gender: Boy
Special Needs: Neonatal Drug Withdrawal Syndrome; Dysgenesis of the Corpus Callosum
Look at this cute boy, Connor! He’s always laughing and loves company. When his caregiver is playing with him, he giggles a lot and naturally keeps eye contact with others. Connor also likes to watch videos on an iPad. Connor is a very light sleeper and the smallest sounds can wake him up. Most of the time, he falls asleep again by himself, but he may need cuddling and pacifiers from time to time. Unfortunately, his mother has passed away and no family members are capable of taking care of him. Connor was born with Neonatal Drug Withdrawal Syndrome as well as dysgenesis of the Corpus Callosum. According to his doctor, Dysgenesis of Corpus Callosum is mainly responsible for the development of muscle. Because Connor is taking physical therapy and he is still so young, he only needs continuous observation. More information will be provided in his discharge summary from March 2020. If you feel the connection with Connor and would like to consider adopting him, please contact Heartsent Adoption for more information.
Gender: Boy
Special Needs: Neonatal Drug Withdrawal Syndrome; Dysgenesis of the Corpus Callosum
Look at this cute boy, Connor! He’s always laughing and loves company. When his caregiver is playing with him, he giggles a lot and naturally keeps eye contact with others. Connor also likes to watch videos on an iPad. Connor is a very light sleeper and the smallest sounds can wake him up. Most of the time, he falls asleep again by himself, but he may need cuddling and pacifiers from time to time. Unfortunately, his mother has passed away and no family members are capable of taking care of him. Connor was born with Neonatal Drug Withdrawal Syndrome as well as dysgenesis of the Corpus Callosum. According to his doctor, Dysgenesis of Corpus Callosum is mainly responsible for the development of muscle. Because Connor is taking physical therapy and he is still so young, he only needs continuous observation. More information will be provided in his discharge summary from March 2020. If you feel the connection with Connor and would like to consider adopting him, please contact Heartsent Adoption for more information.