| Medical Information for Allar |
Allar has a healthy younger brother who has been placed without him to a local
family. Allar was born to a mother who has herpes and may have active
eruptions during his birth.
Allar is friendly. He gets along well with children as well as adults. He has
become more constant with regard to playing games. He can focus on putting
puzzles together for about half an hour. He also enjoys looking at pictures in
books. He does have difficulty sharing toys. He think that if he wants it, he
should get it right away.
Allar talks a lot. He uses sentences. Often his speech is incomprehensible, but he
is resolute in conveying his ideas. If, after three or four times of repetition, the
counselor/assistant still doesn’t understand what he’s trying to say, he uses his
hands to help convey his ideas. He is quite creative with his sign language
discoveries. So far, he has not been successful in learning sign language, but in
his mind, he can talk quite well (only the counselors are sometimes incapable).
Allar is quite helpful with housekeeping chores for which the counselors are
responsible: he prefers to clean the tables, dust, sweep the floor, etc. His favorite
job, however, is washing the dishes. He has loved playing with water since he
was quite young.
Physically he is an active boy: he plays ball, rides a bicycle and climbs. Also,
this young man has been healthy during the past few years and seldom has a
cold or cough.
Regarding his development, the most noticeable improvements have been in the
social and oral areas. His social development is at a five/six-year-old level, his
speech is at the level of a three-year-old and taking care of himself (brushing
teeth/combing/washing/dressing) are at a five-year-old level. Noticeably
lacking is development in the cognitive area, where he is at a three-year-old
level. His motor skills are the most improved, being more or less at the proper
age level.
Has good relationships with other children. He likes to play with toys. Sometimes
he doesn't want to share. He speaks a lot. He needs speech therapy. He likes to
communicate.
He gets along with adults.
He is lively. He can do puzzles very well. He likes picture books.
He uses gestures to communicate.
He likes to help do household tasks. His favorite is washing dishes.
He is very active. Loves to play ball, ride bikes, sports.
He has not had illness recently.
Social development 1 or 2 years delay.
Speech is 3 year delay.
Motor development is according to age Special Needs fees apply for his adoption.
Single men and women, as well as married couples are all eligible to adopt Allar.
family. Allar was born to a mother who has herpes and may have active
eruptions during his birth.
Allar is friendly. He gets along well with children as well as adults. He has
become more constant with regard to playing games. He can focus on putting
puzzles together for about half an hour. He also enjoys looking at pictures in
books. He does have difficulty sharing toys. He think that if he wants it, he
should get it right away.
Allar talks a lot. He uses sentences. Often his speech is incomprehensible, but he
is resolute in conveying his ideas. If, after three or four times of repetition, the
counselor/assistant still doesn’t understand what he’s trying to say, he uses his
hands to help convey his ideas. He is quite creative with his sign language
discoveries. So far, he has not been successful in learning sign language, but in
his mind, he can talk quite well (only the counselors are sometimes incapable).
Allar is quite helpful with housekeeping chores for which the counselors are
responsible: he prefers to clean the tables, dust, sweep the floor, etc. His favorite
job, however, is washing the dishes. He has loved playing with water since he
was quite young.
Physically he is an active boy: he plays ball, rides a bicycle and climbs. Also,
this young man has been healthy during the past few years and seldom has a
cold or cough.
Regarding his development, the most noticeable improvements have been in the
social and oral areas. His social development is at a five/six-year-old level, his
speech is at the level of a three-year-old and taking care of himself (brushing
teeth/combing/washing/dressing) are at a five-year-old level. Noticeably
lacking is development in the cognitive area, where he is at a three-year-old
level. His motor skills are the most improved, being more or less at the proper
age level.
Has good relationships with other children. He likes to play with toys. Sometimes
he doesn't want to share. He speaks a lot. He needs speech therapy. He likes to
communicate.
He gets along with adults.
He is lively. He can do puzzles very well. He likes picture books.
He uses gestures to communicate.
He likes to help do household tasks. His favorite is washing dishes.
He is very active. Loves to play ball, ride bikes, sports.
He has not had illness recently.
Social development 1 or 2 years delay.
Speech is 3 year delay.
Motor development is according to age Special Needs fees apply for his adoption.
Single men and women, as well as married couples are all eligible to adopt Allar.
