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Bobbi Kristina Case Study

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Bobbi Kristina 's father Bobbi Brown has been feeling guilty for the lost of his daughter as he felt if he would have fought harder to send to her to rehab she would of still been here. A close family member reported that he wish he would have taking over her finances like Britney Spears father did, and forced Nick Gordon to move out and the leave Bobbi Kristina alone.

The affect of Bobbi Kristina 's childhood and witnessing things a child shouldn 't makes Bobbi feel as if he never was there to help her see the positive things in life, except at a young she witness drug abuse and domestic violence among her parents. He says as her father; he shouldn 't have let others take over the financial responsibility and guardianship of taking care of

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