Caring for children | The Salt Lake Tribune:
Relatives need help from state
It’s often hard for grandparents to restrain themselves from giving advice or even intervening in their children’s family affairs. But most manage to keep quiet, and that’s proper. However, when their grandchildren are victims of neglect or abuse, grandparents — or aunts, uncles or other relatives — should be first on the state’s list of potential foster parents because they already care.
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