If you write it all down and have a visit with them and explain that both parties need to do this in order to have open communication as much as possible, then ...
I woudl just sit down with EVERYONE and say what your rules are for the kids and say that these are what you expect to be followed in your absence no if's and's ...
None of the birth family knows where we live or our home number. As for some of the other questions asked, we will always supervise the visits or have a third ...
And then tell her what your expectations are. The first and foremost being, you are the primary caregiver and she should treat you like you are their parent and ...
We have determined what is healthy for A and what isn't. You as a parent should be able to tell. Go with your gut and don't let anyone tell you what to do and ...
Technically, her son was being cared for, she was just a crappy parent. He would consistently walk up to strangers and do the same thing. Just keep teaching her ...
If you ever plan to have contact (or even if you think the kids might make contact on their own via facebook or whatever 15 years from now) you may want to talk ...
May 1, 2017 ... While I understand feeling insecure and worrying about being cut out of the child's life, you are totally right in that some boundaries need to ...
Bio mom might know my first name, if she had been paying attention during the last case, but she is not to know my last name or where I live. Bios are not ...
What you ought to do is see if your social worker can be present as a discussion facilitator and mediator. He/she is probably experienced with dealing with ...