filed12/19/24 In re Haylee H. CA2/7 Filed

background focuses on Mother.

3 receive monitored two-hour visits, a minimum of twice a week. The juvenile court set a six-month review hearing. On February 10, 2022, before the six-month review hearing took place, DCFS filed a request that the juvenile court restrict Mother’s visitation to the DCFS office with a DCFS employee present. DCFS was concerned about Mother’s comments to the children during visits about the case and their caretaker, her ongoing contact with Presumed Father, and her bringing a poorly restrained dog to a visit at a fast food restaurant. Following a hearing, the juvenile court granted DCFS’s request to restrict Mother’s twice-a-week visits to the DCFS office. Mother was not to bring her dog to visits unless she had a letter in writing from a licensed therapist designating the dog as a service animal. A couple weeks later, on February 22, 2022, the juvenile court held a progress hearing. DCFS provided the visitation schedule but also raised additional concerns with Mother’s visitation and her negative interactions with DCFS. DCFS requested that the court further restrict Mother’s visitation to once a week for one hour. The court declined to modify the…