Toddler found wrapped in blanket on Orlando doorstep reunited with mother

ORLANDO, Fla. — UPDATE 8:15 a.m.: Orlando police said the toddler's grandmother saw the child's photo on the news and called the child's mother to wake her up.

Officers said the pair have been reunited.

"Happy ending," Orlando police tweeted.

Officers said the Department of Children and Families is on scene since the child was found after being alone for several hours.

ORIGINAL STORY: Orlando police are asking the community to help identify a toddler who was found on the doorstep of an apartment wrapped in a blanket.

Police said the boy, who is approximately 2 or 3 years old, was found on a doorstep at Nona Park Apartments. Officers said a resident said they found the boy sitting in a chair on his porch with a blanket and pacifier.

Police said the boy appears to be healthy, but is nonverbal. Officers said they believe he walked out of his home on his own.

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Officers said they are going door-to-door trying to find his guardian, or a home with an open door, with no results so far.

Anyone who recognizes the boy is asked to call 911.

This is a developing story. Stay tuned to Eyewitness News for updates.

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