Choi And Raffi Observation

The mother reports that it was the preschool teacher who first mentioned to her that could possibly be an issue with her daughter’s speech. The mother reports the teacher telling her that although her daughter

Over time, the boy’s optimism starts to work on the fathers hope in the future. He starts to trust in his son and understands that he is able to make the right decisions. He also regains some of his hope for the future through it all. “We’re still here. Alot of bad things

This story also paints the picture of a father who would not give up on regaining his time with his son. It shows the father desperately trying to rectify the mistrust issues he created because he stated to the boy when they were sitting in the diner after the highway patrol redirected them away from the snow-covered route home that she would never forgive him if he did not get the boy home for

Mine and hisn both! He’s my father”(481). Here this shows that the father has done this before and the boy is used to dealing with it.

On 09/10/15 Ms. McClain voluntarily admitted her son to Parkwood for treatment; the child has not been given a discharge date. During the assessment with the child and his mother, Jameraqua disclosed to the reporter that he and his mother have had multiple physical altercations in the past and a several months ago his mother whipped him with an extension cord. The child did not have any visible marks or bruises and indicated to the reporter he doesn’t have any. Jameraqua feels his mother fights him because she dislikes him; Ms. Mitchell is unaware of the reasons. The reporter witnessed a volatile relationship between the child and mother and they had to be separated during his assessment.

In addition, Ann wet her pants and this fact can show the sign of impairment of her physical condition because she was in need of parental care to help her with using the bathroom. Further, their attempt to go find their mother demonstrates their mental stress. Arguably, it shows that their emotional distress, and that they desperately needed their mother because they wanted to see her even though they weren’t sure if they could find her. In her defense, Ms. Ryan can argue that children often cry or wet their pants even when they are closely supervised. In this case, Ms. Ryan’s children told the CWS investigator that she was a “good mommy,” she never left them alone, and “mommy was nice.” These statements of the children would likely support that Ms. Ryan’s argument that she is not a neglectful or abusive mother because they both find her to be a good mother. The fact that the children regard Ms. Ryan as a good mother is probative of her providing her children with good care. More likely than not, the court would conclude that the children’s physical, mental or emotional conditions were not sufficiently

On April 19th of this year, the CPS received a call from PCC, reporting that the grandma and mom were arguing. The child Jayven also reported that great grandma threw him up against the wall and hit him twice and mad his nose bleed. After that happened, Jayven reported grabbing a knife and threatened to kill him self. The great grandma admitted that she did push him against the wall but only to take the knife from him.

The young child that was severely beaten by a stranger due to his mother leaving him with the stranger for

The reporting party (RP) stated a SCAR was faxed on 10/26/16. Per the SCAR the father called and reported that son Ethan informed him of sister Annika disclosed being pushed to the floor by an older boy who (demonstrated penetration utilizing hand gestures) while she was in foster care. The father asked the siblings if they knew what the gesture meant and the siblings responded "mom talked to us about that already." The father was contacted to obtain additional information and clarification regarding the statement "demonstrated penetration utilizing hand gestures." It was reported foster child made a circle with on hand and using a finger from the other hand he inserted the finger into the home. The RP inquired if there are any other children

The reporting party (RP) stated on 5/16/16 a visit was made to the foster home for a visit with Danny and Alex. While the RP was speaking with Danny, his brother Alex interrupted and informed the RP the foster mother is hitting him. Alex disclosed that his foster mother pushed him and pulled him by his shirt when she grabbed him. The RP stated no marks or bruises were observed on the child. Danny intervened and informed the RP he brother was lying. According to the RP the foster mother was informed regarding the information regarding Alex's statement. The foster mother stated she told the RP just before her arrival that Alex kicked his brother Danny in his mouth and Danny retaliated by pushing and pulling Alex by his shirt. The foster mother

Both parents reported that they did not use drugs or alcohol following the birth of the children. No problems were reported in the relationship. Mr. Wilner continued to care for the children while the mother worked until they were two years old. Both parents stated that after the father obtained employment the children were placed into a daycare program. There is inconsistent information provided in regards to which parent took the children to and from daycare. The father reported that the mother was responsible to take the children to daycare and he had the responsibility of picking them up. He reported that the parents followed this schedule for about a year in a half until he was laid off. The mother reported that she was responsible for

The child greeted CPS at the door with her mom. CPS greet the child hello and asked her how she was doing. The child reported good and reported that today is her brother Pedro birthday. CPS asked the child how was her Christmas. The child reported good. CPS asked the child what she got for Christmas. The child showed CPS her stuff animal and reported that it lights however she does not have batteries. CPS observed

Mr. Hesterberg reported that the mother has attempted to keep the child away from him. The father stated that the mother has refused to give him time by coming to New York. Mr. Hesterberg reported when the mother is in New York, she does not allow overnight visits.

He walks around with a hard on. Ja’Kevion alleged that Tray who is 4 or 5 years older, messed with him when he was 4 years old. The incident happened one time. Tray stays in Wilkinson County and has MDDD. His mom name is Stacey and the reporter stated Marion would have more information for that family. Mom said Ja’Kevion told her about the incident and she told him not to go around Tray. She did not report the allegation. Reporter stated mom does not leave the children home alone with each other. She makes Ja’Kevion sit by himself and she keeps the younger children with her. She is afraid to leave the children around Ja’Kevion. Reporter feels there is something wrong with Ja’Kevion. He appears depressed. He look like he has a lot on his mind. At school last year the reporter noticed he did not socialize with the other child and he was to himself. He do not have a behavior problem. Mom wanted to tell the reporter is information because she wants to get Ja’Kevion some help. Reporter stated mom is a private person. The family have working utilities and food in the home. Reporter is not aware

CPS spoke to Ms. Fradera in the living room. CPS asked Ms. Fradera how the family us doing. Ms. Fradera reported good. CPS inquire abut the mother involvement with ACS. Ms. Fradera reported that the child was missing days from school. CPS asked Ms. Fradera what was the reason the child missed 30 days of school. Ms. Fradera appeared surprised that the child had missed so many days from school. CPS asked the mother what was the reason the child missed so many days from school. Ms.