Mommy's Credibility

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Date 10/18 Time: 4:30-5:15 P.M. Location: Keiki This worker arrived at the Keiki office at 4:28 P.M. to supervise the visit. Acesius picked up toy cars from the book shelf in the hallway. He continued picking up more and more toys until his mother asked him to stop since there were so many toys in the room. Destiny tried to open a puzzle box but she was not able to do so. Handing it to her mother, Destiny grunted. While the mother was solving the puzzles with her daughter, Acesius checked out photos from his mother’s cell phone. The mother escorted Acesius to the restroom. Destiny followed her mother and waited for her brother outside the toilet. Seeing her brother unbutton his pants, Destiny smiled. The mother then asked her to stay outside the restroom’s …show more content…

In the meantime, Acesius played with toy cars by himself. When Acesius threw toy across the room, the mother reminded him to stay calm. She acknowledged when her son tried to call for her attention and asked her to play with him. Acesius picked up stuffed animals and tossed them in the air while calling his mother, “Hey mommy, look.” When the mother finished the puzzle, Acesius paused playing to check out. Acesius got on top of the folded gymnastic mat then jumped off. Without looking at her son, the mother asked him to stop. Destiny stayed close to her mother and rested her forehead on her mother’s belly. Stroking Destiny’s hair, the mother tried to console her. Destiny looked down and refused to play. The mother explained to this worker that Destiny behaved in the same manner every time visit was about to end. At 5:00 P.M., the mother suggested that the children should help her to clean up. Destiny, immediately, frowned and stated that she did not want to leave. The mother pulled her daughter into her arms and cuddled her. After cleaning up, the mother escorted her children to the parking lot. While carrying Destiny, she pushed her bike and walked upstairs.

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