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Jenifer Observation
Today was Jenifer's last visit with SOGI Staff. Jenifer stated that she was feeling all kinds of bitter sweet emotions about getting to bring Arianna home with her. Jenifer was prepared as usual with a lot of food and crafts for Arianna to do. Arianna's demeanor was different during this visit. Anytime something did not happed just the way Arianna wanted Arianna would begin to fake cry to Jenifer. EV Staff and Jenifer believe that Arianna is just not sure how to process all the changes at this time. EV Staff let Jenifer know it is important to show her a lot of love, but to make sure she does not reward bad behavior because that will only make things harder for her in the future.

Jenifer mentioned that she is going with Arianna to her daycare/pre-school in hopes to make here feel more comfortable about staring back there on Monday. Arianna has expressed in the past that she does not want to go back that school. Jenifer believes it may be because that is where DHS pulled her out of when things were going bad with her ex-husband. Jenifer stated that she is anxious but hopeful that everything will fall into place in here life. Jenifer state that, " she still has to work, so she helps Arianna will adjust well with that". Jenifer is excited for her maternity leave, so she can spend time bonding with both of her children. …show more content…
The only thing EV Staff is concerned about is Jenifer possibly letting Arianna run the show, and not saying no to some things because of her feeling guilty about Arianna being in foster
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