A toddler basketball hoop for Kingston who loves to toss a ball
Kingston, 8 months old, VA | 2 DAYS WAITING | 
NEEDED BY 10/09
Wish submitted by:
The Friends of Foster CareKingston greets the world with an easy, gummy grin and seems endlessly fascinated by faces, especially the people who take the time to talk and play with him. He's just starting to pull himself up to stand and loves being held near enough to grab at anything within reach. Kingston came into foster care a few months ago and is currently in his first placement, adjusting to a new routine, new voices, and a new home. He's generally calm and content, though he can be fussy during transitions, which his foster family is working through with patience and consistency. Kingston loves being read to, enjoys the sound of singing, and is starting to experiment with clapping and waving. He's at an age where every bit of stability and affection shapes how he sees the world, and he deserves caregivers and support that help him feel safe and cherished from the very start.
As Kingston continues working on pulling up and standing, a toddler basketball hoop and ball would give him a fun, active way to build his motor skills and coordination. Reaching, grabbing, and eventually tossing the ball would be a playful challenge suited perfectly to where he is developmentally, and it's the kind of toy that grows with him as he gets steadier on his feet. For a baby still settling into a new home, having engaging, hands-on playtime with his foster family helps build the bond and sense of security he needs. Your gift would give Kingston an active, joyful way to explore new skills.
