Meet Paxton

Paxton is a playful and social little boy who loves wrestling, playing cars, biking, puzzles, and spending time with his brothers.

In December 2024, Paxton also began tube feeding after months of health challenges. Paxton has deep Interarchoid Notch, Silent Aspiration, Dysphagia, and Asthma. Between him and his twin, their family faced 64 emergency or inpatient visits in just 6 months. Having nursing support at Hope’s Home meant their parents could keep working while knowing their children were safe and cared for.

Since joining Hope’s Home, Paxton has blossomed. With ear-tubes and daily support, he went from being nearly non-verbal to speaking in sentences and sharing stories. His lung health has dramatically improved — he no longer needs inhalers and hasn’t been hospitalized in over 5 months.

His family shares:

“We are continually impressed with Hope’s Home. The staff validated our concerns, believed us, and gave us the courage to keep advocating for Paxton. Now he is thriving.”

Paxton is meeting milestones, enjoying swimming, biking, and playground adventures — and shining every step of the way.