In re A.H. CA4/3

FACTS

In our prior opinion In re A.H. (June 28, 2011, G044813 [nonpub. opn.]), we affirmed the juvenile court’s order made at the six-month review hearing terminating Mother’s reunification services. We adopt and incorporate by reference the facts and analysis from our prior opinion and only briefly summarize them here. In December 2009, then two-year-old A.H. was taken into protective custody by the Orange County Social Services Agency (SSA) after she fell down stairs and was injured. Mother had left A.H. in the care of paternal relatives three months earlier and made no provision for her medical care. Mother, who lived in Nevada, had already voluntarily relinquished her parental rights to four of her older children. When A.H. came to live with the paternal relatives, she was severely overweight. Mother only sporadically checked in on A.H. and had little bond with the child. (In re A.H., supra, typed opn. at pp. 2-3.) Father, who was incarcerated at the time, had never formally established paternity.2 A.H. was declared a dependent child and ordered removed from parental custody. Mother and Father were given reunification services. (In re A.H., supra, typed opn. at pp. 2-3.) A.H.…