Our tiny charmer with sparkling blue eyes, has a huge personality in a little frame. He adores his sports, hugs, and stealing the show!
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Receive Text UpdatesSterling is bursting with energy and heart. Though small for his age, his personality is anything but. He’s fiercely independent, always proud to shout “I got this!” and “I did it!” Wants to be just like his big brother and idolizes him. He has a natural charm, and a charisma that draws people in. Whether he’s making people laugh with his perfect comedic timing, he fills every room with joy. He’s caring, and just the right amount of adorably sassy.
What are Sterling's favorite activities?Sterling loves dancing and singing, playing with the dogs. He’s playful with not only toys but he is ball-sport obsessed (soccer, baseball, golf, football, etc.) Also if he could live in the water he would, he loves swimming and playing in splash pads.
How would $25,000 impact your family?It would allow us to give our sons opportunities that match their big personalities, sports programs, dance classes, and learning experiences that help him grow. It would also ease financial pressure, letting us focus more on quality time as a family. Most importantly, it would help us nurture our boys confidence and creativity, setting them up for a bright and joyful future.
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