placed, kymyada be provided parenting classes. that she begin the process of working on her ged. if her parents don t take her home i ll order she ll be placed at 4:00 p.m. at alternative house and they ll provide those services. last and not least, i m going to order individual and parenting counseling. this hearing is adjourned. thank you. kymyada, i ll be in touch with you. i ll let you know what they decide. okay? let me talk to you guys outside. okay. i m working on it. we re going to see what we re going. i love you. mom! unlike her mother, kymyada s stepfather believes that placement outside the home may not be in kymyada s best interest. the fosters have been taking care of their granddaughter while kymyada s been locked up. but attorney don ruck knows some tough decisions need to be made.
think we re seeing and hearing that today. what i haven t heard today in here is, i miss my baby. i won t to go home. i think she s going to keep doing what she wants to do. i think she s too young to understand what s in her best interest and the court needs to step in. she says she wants to go home. she swears she wants to do better. we just ask the court to consider the available options the court has, given the fact that we re dealing with two children, not just one. it seems unlikely that kymyada s side of the story has convinced the judge to drop the charge. her attorney is hoping the judge will at least consider a ruling that allows kymyada to go home while the court weighs its options. it s still unclear if her mother will consent to that arrangement. today what the court will do is find probable cause to believe that this young lady is in need of services. that no matter where she s
yes. i don t understand why you re arrested. i ve been doing good for a year now, and after i had my baby, this is the first time i slipped up, but i didn t do anything wrong. it was just lack of communication. we will go ahead and call your mother from here. are you going to want to talk to her? you do want to talk to her? decades of research shows peer pressure and family turmoil are the two biggest stressors that lead to juvenile delinquency. for kymyada her relationship with her mom never seems to live up to what either of them expect. hello? hello, this is kimberly from lake county juvenile center. kymyada wants to speak to you. yeah, i wanted to let y all know i was okay. but i was doing good. i m doing good. no, you re not doing good. you re partying and not coming back. you need to be responsible. you won t get on the birth control pills.
it looks like they re on the way to smoothing those out. hey, you re home. where s your baby? with grandma. oh! i have learned and i just did a complete change. put my baby first, focus on my education, get my ged. you re a good kid, kymyada. you ll do just fine. yeah. it s going to be a challenge. it s in the best interest of the baby along with kymyada. and hopefully she ll work the program and she won t be back in here. it s still up to her. she still has to work it.
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