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The children were removed from Belinda's home on the requested of Belinda. It is unknown the reason why. After, the children were placed with a non-relative foster parent (Harold and Kathy) on 10-10-17. The oldest child (Nylha) disclosed that Belinda would spank them on their hands. Kathy has observed Nia turning her baby doll over on the stomach. Nia would spank the baby doll saying something aggression. It is unknown what Nia was saying while during this. Nia and Natalie have ringworms. Belinda stated that: "Nia and Nataline got the ringworms at daycare." The daycare name is unknown. Belinda did take Nia and Natalie to the Children's' International Clinic in Picayune. It is unknown what was prescribed orthe outcome of the ringworms. Kathy

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