Lola is a beautiful two-year-old girl with big blue eyes and a cheeky smile. She is happy and content and described as a pleasure to care for. 

Listen to Lola's foster carer tell us all about her by clicking the play button below. 

Lola enjoys going to the park, soft play and playing in water. She loves to watch nursery rhymes with ‘Miss Rachel’ and ‘The Wiggles’ on TV and enjoys any music and interactions. She also likes story books, particularly textured, sensory books and loves to play with her baby dolls and building blocks. She is learning new things every day!

Lola has some development delay but is making very good progress. She has recently started nursery and is enjoying meeting new friends and engaging in lots of activities. She is sociable and is learning lots of new words every day.

Lola loves cuddles and is very tactile. She is now walking with confidence and also enjoys dancing to her favourite music. 

Lola moved to live with foster carers at four months old due to both her birth parents have learning difficulties which meant they couldn’t care for her safely. Lola’s birth was extremely difficult, and she experienced rapid heart rate drop and foetal distress. 

Lola’s carers describe her as a beautiful little girl who is very loving, is in a wonderful routine and loves food. 

She wakes every day with a smile on her face and is a very pleasant little girl, but also strong willed. 

She is cute and curious and loves being around adults and children alike. They are very proud of the progress she is making with her speech and walking.

Lola is looking for a fun, patient and loving family who will provide her with a safe and nurturing home, lots of cuddles and opportunities to create happy memories together. 

Due to the family history of learning difficulties, she needs a family who are accepting of the potential uncertainties around any future needs, and able to support her to reach her potential.

If you would like to find out more about Lola please contact us here 

PLEASE NOTE: – Children’s names have been changed and stock photos have been used to protect identity.