Our Little Apricot

We received the translated document called the growth report. The 2-page report explains the meaning of Mia's Chinese name, and provides a window into the first 6 months of her life. Part of her name is the same as other children in her Social Welfare Institute (SWI). The unique part of her name is Xing (pronounced sseeng), which means apricot. When we look at her photos, we can see the resemblance.
The report also says Mia sleeps through the night, is not a picky eater, and likes watching TV. They said, "She will become particularly excited when seeing animals on TV." We hope that means she and Sam will get along well.