gitana1
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Maybe she could find some young college girls who love kids....They could room there and also take turns helping her "mother" the children. I know it would take a special sort of person to do this, but surely there is someone who can help this poor family of children.
That is actually a really good idea. Except I don't know how many people could handle living with her. She is so manic and nutty. I can't imagine having to go to school and dealing with her manic, pressured speech all day. But maybe there are some who are perky enough and love kids enough to deal!
Gonna be an awful lot of "Mommy Dearest" books coming out of that brood someday!!IMO and all that!!
I was thinking the very same thing.
My question is....what the heck is up with her eyebrows these days?
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/tvshowbi...tabbed-making-squalid-home-claims-police.html
I wondered that too! In fact, her whole face looks different and off. Very puffy and crazy brows. I'm thinking it is a sign of intense mental illness. She claims she only gets 3 hours of sleep per night.
People keep bailing her out, probably mostly because she is a "celebrity". They feel for her and also for her kids and think she shouldn't pay for her mistakes. But i think that is a bit of a disservice. because I see something very bad happening one day in her house. An accident with the kids, a complete mental breakdown, something bad. No one can get by on 3 hours sleep indefinitely.
The best thing I think would be someone taking conservatorship over her and any funds she receives for the kids. Then, that person can take control of her life. Put her and the kids on a schedule. Mandate that she get psychological help and medication. There is not enough money or there are not enough adults around so, like someone else said, the older kids have to be taught to help with the younger. It's not fair but what other choice is there? The kids are three. It would be a lot of trauma to put them in the foster care system. She is not crazy enough to sever parental rights at this point so they would simply languish in foster care wondering why they weren't with their siblings.
This woman needs someone to take control, get her on meds, in therapy and organize the children's lives.
But that's not going to happen because no one wants to deal with the mess. And anyone from SoCal should know that CPS in O.C. has much worse to deal with than her - horrible cases of abuse and severe neglect, on a daily basis. They are overwhelmed and likely won't step in until the signs are very obvious or until it's too late.
What a mess.