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Wednesday's Child: 6-year-old Angel

Wednesday's Child: 6-year-old Angel

Angel is learning to build confidence and needs a family with a good understanding of how trauma impacts children's development.

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Wednesday's Child: 16-year-old Christine

Four years in foster care and 16-year-old Christine never imagined this special moment. She got to learn how to be a cheerleader from the very best.

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Wednesday's Child: Jayden

Jayden has grown taller, smarter and sweeter. Although he hasn't reached a permanent home, Jayden is grateful for his foster family.

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Wednesday's Child: 16-year-old Morgan

Morgan, 16, is the kind of person you feel lucky to know. She quotes Einstein, is an aspiring artist and stands up for others.

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Wednesday's Child: Jon-Tay, Ja'Marcus and Jeremy

The brothers have been in foster care for two years. What's been most painful is living in separate foster homes.

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Wednesday's Child: 15-year-old Angie

Angie, 15, has been in the system for five years now and she wants to find her forever home.

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Wednesday's Child: 'Sign' leads to happy ending for 3 siblings

One North Texas woman said the life-changing moment for her came last July as she worked around the house with the television on in the background.

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Wednesday's Child: Meet 12-year-old Ken

Ken has a very mild temperament and is eager to please others. He enjoys playing and watching all kinds of sports, especially the Dallas Cowboys.

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Wednesday's Child: 10-year-old Christopher

Christopher is very smart and attentive. He has special needs that require a family who is patient and good at helping him to focus.

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Wednesday's Child:14-year-old Serenity

Serenity is not afraid to look within and communicate her feelings. She wants a forever family who will love this quality about her.

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Wednesday's Child: 15-year-old Trenton

"I just want to grow up and be successful," he said. "The statistics for foster kids aren't good."

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Wednesday's Child: Wilson, Savannah, Luvaughn & Izzy

Getting kids to open up on TV is not easy especially when you're talking about painful things. But this story is different. I recently met a group of siblings who taught me a few things about being brave enough to be honest about your pain.

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