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Case Study On Chetara Washington

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The worker contacted Crystal Thorton; who is a friend of Chetara Washington. The worker asked Mrs. Thorton if she had any concerns for Mrs. Washington and/or family and she stated “No Chetara is a very good mother and a very capable parent. She very patient and you have to be with two children so close in age, but I’ve never seen her yell or curse at her children. Chetara will just have sit in time out or send them to their room if they’re misbehaving. The worker asked Mrs. Thorton if Mrs. Washington had anyone other than her kids living in the home and Mrs. Thorton stated “No. It’s just Chetara and the kids living there. The worker then asked if Mrs. Thorton knew if Mrs. Washington had a significant other or boyfriend and Mrs. Thorton stated

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