Parent Child Observation Report

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4/17 This worker supervised a parent/child visit between Terrance, Tamyia, Tyren, and Terrance. Terrance was ten minutes late. Terrance talked to the children about his new truck and phone. Terrance took a picture of the children on his new phone. The children drew on the whiteboard for their dad. Terrance talked with Tyren about his behaviors. Should I get something for your Birthday, when acting bad. Terrance told Tyren to keep being bad go jail, juvenile. Tyren cried under the table. Terrance played with toys. Tamyia drew on the whiteboard. Terrance talked with the children about behaviors. He stated that he was getting pushed over by the children and all he want was them to behave. Talk about Easter with the children. Terrence gave

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