CPS Investigation Guide for Parents
A card wedged in your door asking you to call about your children. A school counselor's report over a bruise. A hospital social worker asking where your baby sleeps. A therapist who said she had to make a call after you finally admitted you were struggling. However it started, CPS is now involved, you are terrified of losing your kids, and the advice online is a shouting match: never let them in, ...
A card wedged in your door asking you to call about your children. A school counselor's report over a bruise. A hospital social worker asking where your baby sleeps. A therapist who said she had to make a call after you finally admitted you were struggling. However it started, CPS is now involved, you are terrified of losing your kids, and the advice online is a shouting match: never let them in, ...
