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    With all you've listed and the age of the child I would only do a probation period if you really think the parents will kick it into high gear to fix things. If that isn't likely then give term notice.

    If you do probation I would likely not do 4weeks. If everyone wants to see change happen it will be evident in 2 weeks...then give a second probation for 2 more weeks to continue progress. Stating that some but not enough progress is seen therefore probation will be extended.

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    I had originally put 2 weeks, with end date of next Friday.

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