Janet said a boy once wrote a note about taking his life and the lives of others. She showed the note to the boy' s social worker, and the child was removed. When the family visits Depending on the severity of the abuse or neglect, the court decides whether a child can have supervised or unsupervised visits and phone conversations with family members. Working out the particulars falls to foster parents. Janet decided long ago that she didn' t want to accompany children on visits with family.
Some relatives get angry over being told when and for how long they can visit with their children.
So the task has fallen to Paul. In The Box, and last one hour. The Booths stopped allowing supervised visits in their home because relatives sometimes don' t want to leave and can be combative. Visits with family members can take an emotional toll on the children. They can be angry or sad or unusually quiet.