Ydin from Texas

Ydin is a soft-spoken, reserved teenager who values deep connections and meaningful friendships built on trust and relatability. He enjoys spending time with friends who share his interests and often prefers their company to large gatherings. Ydin loves playing pickup basketball at the local gym, where he can unwind, stay active, and enjoy friendly competition. When he's not on the court, you might find him lost in his music, listening through his earbuds, which helps him relax and recharge. With a keen sense of fashion, Ydin's signature style often features his all-white sweatsuits, reflecting his personality. Aspiring to become a barber, he is excited about graduation and looks forward to attending barber college to hone his skills and pursue his passion. Ydin has a strong bond with his siblings and hopes they will remain together.

Ydin, Myli, Yasmani, Myla, and Myra form a vibrant and loving sibling group, each contributing their unique spark to the family dynamic. As the oldest, Ydin feels a strong sense of responsibility for his younger siblings, especially the spirited twins Myla and Myra. His protective nature shines through as he leads the way, with Myli and Yasmani by his side, sharing the guardianship role. Ydin is a teenager who is still discovering his interests while enjoying time with friends. Meanwhile, Myli and Yasmani have a knack for making others laugh, infusing their home with joy and humor. The twins, Myla and Myra, each have lively personalities--Myla often steps into a leadership role, while Myra ensures her voice is always heard. Both are outgoing and never hesitate to express their wants and needs. Together, these siblings bring out the best in one another, creating a close-knit, joyful bond that highlights their love and support for each other.

Ydin will thrive in a family that encourages his interests and is structured with clear expectations. Ydin's ideal adoptive home will have two adoptive parents willing to adopt him and his siblings. The house will be big enough for him to have his own room to hang out with friends, listen to music, or enjoy time. His adoptive parents will need to provide structure in a way to guide him positively to adulthood. In doing so, the adoptive parents will be trusting and supportive of him hanging out with his friends, getting a job, buying his own cell phone, and getting a car. Adoptive parents will need to be engaged and supportive of Ydin at his school as he nears graduation and desires to attend Barbara College.