DCS Head Stresses Keeping Children In Homes - Indiana News Story - WRTV Indianapolis:
Director Emails Employees Support After Media Reports
INDIANAPOLIS -- The head of the Indiana Department of Child Services is reinforcing the agency's emphasis on keeping children in their homes after media reports detailing child deaths and the recent arrest of a case supervisor.
Isabella Brooke Knightly and Austin Gamez-Knightly
In Memory of my Loving Husband, William F. Knightly Jr. Murdered by ILLEGAL Palliative Care at a Nashua, NH Hospital
Thursday, November 10, 2011
A grandma desperate to adopt her grandson fought the state and lost
A grandma desperate to adopt her grandson fought the state and lost:
I am still fighting for my grandchildren, stolen and adopted out by the rogue Nashua, NH DCYF and will Never stop. It's high time State and Federal mandates were followed in the removal of children.
This grave miscarriage of justice is not only happening in Michigan with their private adoption agency's, it's happening everywhere to extended family members by CPS/DCYF.
In New Hampshire, the Statewide DCYF Assessments prove NH is not following federal mandates OR State mandates. Only 33% of the children taken into state custody are placed with family member's. NH DCYF also promise adoption of these stolen children to the foster strangers they place them with long before a parents rights are terminated. Family members are told "Relative placement is NOT an option." This is total BS!
(WXYZ) - Michigan families are being torn apart and critics blame the privatization of the foster care system. Families desperate to care for loved ones say they are spending thousands of dollars to fight a hostile bureaucracy to get children out of state hands.
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I am still fighting for my grandchildren, stolen and adopted out by the rogue Nashua, NH DCYF and will Never stop. It's high time State and Federal mandates were followed in the removal of children.
This grave miscarriage of justice is not only happening in Michigan with their private adoption agency's, it's happening everywhere to extended family members by CPS/DCYF.
In New Hampshire, the Statewide DCYF Assessments prove NH is not following federal mandates OR State mandates. Only 33% of the children taken into state custody are placed with family member's. NH DCYF also promise adoption of these stolen children to the foster strangers they place them with long before a parents rights are terminated. Family members are told "Relative placement is NOT an option." This is total BS!
(WXYZ) - Michigan families are being torn apart and critics blame the privatization of the foster care system. Families desperate to care for loved ones say they are spending thousands of dollars to fight a hostile bureaucracy to get children out of state hands.
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Your Fat Baby Does Not Need To Diet
Your Fat Baby Does Not Need To Diet | Care2 Causes:
A recently published study in the Archives of Pediatric and Adolescent Medicine describes a correlation between babies whose weight-to-height ratios increased more than 2 percent in their first 2 years of life and obesity rates when the children were older. Babies who grew at such rates had twice the risk of being obese at age 5, as well as an increased risk of obesity at age of 10. Babies whose weight-to-height ratio went up more than 2 percent in their first 6 months were especially at risk of obesity in later childhood, says the study.
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A recently published study in the Archives of Pediatric and Adolescent Medicine describes a correlation between babies whose weight-to-height ratios increased more than 2 percent in their first 2 years of life and obesity rates when the children were older. Babies who grew at such rates had twice the risk of being obese at age 5, as well as an increased risk of obesity at age of 10. Babies whose weight-to-height ratio went up more than 2 percent in their first 6 months were especially at risk of obesity in later childhood, says the study.
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Wednesday, November 9, 2011
Meet The Vigilante Private Investigator Who Is Rescuing Polish Children From Foster Care
Meet The Vigilante Private Investigator Who Is Rescuing Polish Children From Foster Care:
Krzysztof Rutkowski is on a bizarre mission to rescue children from foster care.
The 51-year-old former actor and member of the Polish parliament has courted controversy with his actions, "rescuing" children who have been taken in to foster care. In particular, he's made a name for himself in Norway, where he's removed children from the Norwegian fostering system.
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Krzysztof Rutkowski is on a bizarre mission to rescue children from foster care.
The 51-year-old former actor and member of the Polish parliament has courted controversy with his actions, "rescuing" children who have been taken in to foster care. In particular, he's made a name for himself in Norway, where he's removed children from the Norwegian fostering system.
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Family Courts: Have They Been Compromised?
Family Courts: Have They Been Compromised? « Leon Koziol.Com:
Have our family courts been compromised?
Since the inception of this website, our staff here at www.leonkoziol.com has tried to keep the majority of our content focused largely upon issues surrounding what we believe is the state’s ever-expanding intrusions upon private child-rearing matters. Occasionally, there is sufficient reason to feature other stories and information which may not necessarily have anything to do with parental rights, but rather illustrate the growing frustrations that American’s are experiencing with our government today when conventional remedies such as the family courts and public acts of civil disobedience simply do not work. In no way are we advocating or suggesting violence. However, we will continue to ask the same question that repeatedly goes unanswered when our public officials are called upon; what recourse do citizens of the United States of America have when they continue to be ignored by their government?
Have our family courts been compromised?
Since the inception of this website, our staff here at www.leonkoziol.com has tried to keep the majority of our content focused largely upon issues surrounding what we believe is the state’s ever-expanding intrusions upon private child-rearing matters. Occasionally, there is sufficient reason to feature other stories and information which may not necessarily have anything to do with parental rights, but rather illustrate the growing frustrations that American’s are experiencing with our government today when conventional remedies such as the family courts and public acts of civil disobedience simply do not work. In no way are we advocating or suggesting violence. However, we will continue to ask the same question that repeatedly goes unanswered when our public officials are called upon; what recourse do citizens of the United States of America have when they continue to be ignored by their government?
Judge Orders Couple to Exchange Facebook Passwords
Judge Orders Couple to Exchange Facebook Passwords - Family Law - Law and Daily Life:
Not only do we have many Family Court Judges in New Hampshire that believe they have the power of God, now you have one in Connecticut also!
Would you want to give your soon-to-be ex-spouse your Facebook password? Probably not. But if you ever go in front of Connecticut's Judge Kenneth Shluger, you may have to.
Not only do we have many Family Court Judges in New Hampshire that believe they have the power of God, now you have one in Connecticut also!
Would you want to give your soon-to-be ex-spouse your Facebook password? Probably not. But if you ever go in front of Connecticut's Judge Kenneth Shluger, you may have to.
Can Adoption Lead to Child Abuse?
Lisa Belkin: Can Adoption Lead to Child Abuse?:
It sure Can!
I have not been able to get four-year-old Sean Paddock, or 11-year-old Hanna Williams, or 7-year-old Lydia Schatz out of my mind. As Erik Eckholm reported in the New York Times yesterday, and Anderson Cooper discussed on CNN, most recently last week, the three children all died within the past five years, and they had several chilling factors in common.
It sure Can!
I have not been able to get four-year-old Sean Paddock, or 11-year-old Hanna Williams, or 7-year-old Lydia Schatz out of my mind. As Erik Eckholm reported in the New York Times yesterday, and Anderson Cooper discussed on CNN, most recently last week, the three children all died within the past five years, and they had several chilling factors in common.
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