About this Kid

These twins dream of finding a family together!

Anastacia, who prefers to go by "Annie," is a quiet girl who likes staying active. The trampoline is often her stage for practicing her new gymnastic skills or performing dance routines. One of her favorite chores is walking the dog in the evenings, which is her favorite animal. But when it's time to relax, she delights in reading books, playing with dolls, or drawing, often with purple, which she highlights in her art. Annie is known for her sweet and caring demeanor. She loves playing ball with her sister or spending time with her caregivers. If she could have any superpower, she said it would be to "help people feel happy when they're sad." Annie adores watching her favorite princess, Cinderella, while eating a large bowl of mac & cheese. This fourth grader's favorite subject is science, and she dreams of being a teacher when she grows up.

Olivia loves being helpful! She especially enjoys assisting in the kitchen, cooking family dinners, or being a host when guests come over. This girl is a master chef at making her favorite meal, mac & cheese. With a kind heart, she also wants the superpower to help people feel better. Olivia is known as outgoing and energetic. She is a little social butterfly who likes making friends. Olivia loves dogs and spending an afternoon jumping on the trampoline, and when possible, she prefers listening to music wherever she goes. Snow White is Olivia's favorite princess, and she favors pink above all other colors. Playing ball and practicing gymnastics with her sister makes her happy. When Olivia is feeling creative, she likes spending time doing arts and crafts or coloring, but her favorite subject in school is science. She is now in the fourth grade and wants to be a teacher someday.

Annie and Olivia would do best in a family where they could be the oldest children in the home. A family residing in an urban area with pets is preferred; however, their caseworker will consider all family types. We will only accept inquiries on the sibling pair, who will be placed together. They have significant connections to maintain following placement. Financial assistance may be available for adoption-related services.

For Missouri children, home-studied and non-home-studied Missouri families are encouraged to inquire; only home-studied families from other states should do so.