He is very smart and a cute little guy!
The arrival of Logan set off an exciting event in our activity room.
The nannies rushed to tell each other, and the children waited to meet their new brother.
When his nannie saw him for the first time, they had an immediate bond.
When she held out her hand, Logan went to her and let her hug him!
Logan has a pair of big bright eyes, his skin glows, and his small button nose is very cute.
After coming to his new home, Logan was a little uncertain of this new place. He opened his eyes wide to observe everything around him, his small hands were clenched tightly.
Nannies and children welcome Logan
“Mom, this little brother is so cute. Mom, I want to give my brother a toy."
The children like their new little brother very much and welcome Logan in their own way.
He felt the warm love and that everyone accepted him, so he quickly put down his guard and began to accept and become a part of his new environment.
When Logan was younger, he was part of our formula project where he received formula and nutrition monitoring until he turned one year old.
Now he has joined our in-orphanage project and we will be able to continue caring for him till he is adopted. We are all very happy to have him join our family.
Because of the early intervention in receiving formula the foundation for his early development is obvious.
His physical development and adaptability are very good. We feel very encouraged seeing the difference that good early nutrition has made in Logan’s life.
We believe that in our big family, with everyone’s support, Logan will have a wonderful tomorrow!
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