MommyDoRight
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Just wondering if there is anything that can be said/done about my children, especially my 11(almost 12) sleeping with 3 boys, her biological brother and my ex's gf's two boys 12 and 10?
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Just wondering if there is anything that can be said/done about my children, especially my 11(almost 12) sleeping with 3 boys, her biological brother and my ex's gf's two boys 12 and 10?
They are reaching the age when Childrens Services might require another bedroom. Discuss the issue with their local office.
I don't know of any state that has such a regulation. If that were the case, many large families in small homes or apartments might be in violation of such a law. I'd be curious to read such a code section if one exists somewhere.They are reaching the age when Childrens Services might require another bedroom. Discuss the issue with their local office.
"Require" is a fairly strong word. There is no requirement that any parent give a hoot about what anyone else thinks their child's accommodations should be. Social workers are usually guests in the home and can be given the boot if they get bossy or too demanding about what they think is appropriate. Absent any abuse or neglect it is no person's businesses but the parents.
I'd bet my hat those kids would all have separate bedrooms if they were available.
The usual solution is mom n dad move into the living room and vacate the room they occupy. Social workers have as much power as they elect to flex. In this case it could be the girls and boys have no privacy and are subject to sexual advances with no place to retreat.
The usual solution is mom n dad move into the living room and vacate the room they occupy. Social workers have as much power as they elect to flex. In this case it could be the girls and boys have no privacy and are subject to sexual advances with no place to retreat.
It really wouldn't matter if there is no law that requires unrelated minors of the opposite gender to be in the same room. The only regulation I know of is with regards to foster children where there IS such a requirement. But, unless the children are wards of the court, I am unaware of any state that has a law requiring minors of different genders to be separated.Depends on whether they are willing to undergo an invasion form childrens services.