No government agencies use "rehoming" check this out... https://www.reuters.com/investigates/adoption/#article/part1 |
This is a good video to watch from another stand point. Just sayin....
https://youtu.be/-KDHSffewBw |
Completely legal. They can just do a poa and still legally be the parents or just sign consents and the new family files for adoption no agencies or oversight involved. |
Abusive? Really? ![]() |
They tell you to get help or residential care but not give your kid away. There are tons of situations like this but they are quiet and child welfare and the courts let people get away with this stuff with no accountability. |
Yes they did. One doctor advised against it. He has seizures in utero or a brain tumor. Different stories but there is a reason for it all. It was not hidden. |
These people are frauds. I hope the husband loses his YouTube followers/sponsorships too.
They wanted a sn kid, but not one that was too sn. Were apprised of this kid’s needs but after a few years dealing with SNs doesn’t seem so cute as it did when he was little. This kid doesn’t fit with her vocal fry voice, perfectly sculpted eyebrows, penchant for home make overs and deep cleaning of the house. the “new” mommy apparently has the “‘medical training” despite Kyla being a registered nurse. The husband acts like his wife adopted a recalcitrant puppy that they had to “re-home.” It took both of you to fail this kid. You’re both YouTubers making a mint, so you have the resources to help but I guess meltdowns don’t go with photo shoots of maternal bliss of doing it all. YouTubers and sponsors, dump the chump James Stauffer who would give up his kid after 3 years. |
Correct. It was abundantly clear that this child was going to have MAJOR issues and the first doctor (correctly) advised them against adoption, probably also aware they had multiple other children. The doctor had been on board and saw the brain scans sent from China and changed her tune and said it was a bad idea and they should halt the adoption proceedings. For whatever dimwitted reason, they thought they knew better. I'm guessing a "God and love cures ALL!" mindset. Listen, taking on a child with these issues is not for the faint of heart. I wouldn't do it if not thrust upon me biologically because I know my capabilities and I'm not cut out for it, particularly with 4 kids already. But they knew, were advised against it, and moved forward. That's all on them. |
plus in the middle of this she got pregnant aagain and put out requests in blog adoption world for information on adopting another special needs kid asking what is considered difficult but really isn't to manage. They need to investigate who she gave that child to and make sure that family never adopts again EVER ! |
He has no sponsors, he just posts car detailing videos. And they both gained thousands of followers in the last few days soooo... |
They have lost subscribers, but have gained many views due to all the media coverage. |
So proud of you, PP! You’re a good person. And it sounds like a great mom! |
YES, legal. Horrifying but legal. So, so wrong and should be stopped, but the laws are complicated. Read this series (mentioned earlier in the thread) for more on how legal and shockingly common this is. https://www.reuters.com/investigates/adoption/#article/part1 You won’t be able to put the series down, but it will also make you sick. |
No, they haven’t lost subscribers actually. & have you seen her IG? She’s gained 30k+ followers. |
The family may have had one. Who knows? This happens more than people realize. It is sick. If they do a legal adoption there will need to be a home study at some point. But, without an agency or court order no oversight. And, courts usually don’t care. |