Angels in Waiting

Nadya disagrees with that reasoning and said “The primary issue was that myself [sic] and my nannies felt extremely uncomfortable. I personally felt like a stranger in my own home. The goal was to empower me as a mother, help me, train me. I’m open to that, I want that, I want to do the very best for these … premature babies. I wanted them [AIW USA] to use their training and knowledge to help guide me. I felt that was never accomplished. I felt as though every time I tried to hold the babies, feed the babies, they would be observing and they were waiting for me to make a mistake.”

Four of the octuplets are home from the hospital and are being cared for by Nadya and the nannies she has hired.  Kaiser Permanente Bellflower Hospital is also keeping a close eye on the situation.

“I’m disappointed that the two parties could not find common ground to work together. Now my concern for the 14 children continues to be my singular focus,” said Dr. Phil in the opening of Wednesday’s show.

The special episodes will air today and tomorrow.  I will come back and add to this post after I watch today’s show.  I do want to say, however, that as a mother, I can understand what Nadya is saying.  I’ve been in situations where it feels like you’re being watched so closely that you’re bound to mess up.  If we had a camera in every family’s home, I think we could find reason to call CPS at least twice a day.

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