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Myiesha Leonard Case Study

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Ms. Myiesha Leonard described Solomon Leonard as an intelligent three-year-old child. She reported that Solomon currently wears pull ups and is currently being potty trained. She describes Solomon as friendly, inquisitive and loves to interact with other children. Ms. Leonard reported no health issues, mental health problems, known specific behavioral problems, prescription medications, and any special care needed Solomon. Ms. Leonard reported that Samuel is a typical two- year- old that loves to follow behind his brother. She reported that he is busy and loves playing with others. Ms. Leonard reported that Samuel currently has asthma and takes two medications. Samuel currently takes Albuterol and Bromfed DM. She reported no asthma attacks. Samuel is currently wearing diapers and is not potty …show more content…

Ms. Leonard reported that both children are in daycare; however, she does not know the name. She stated that at this time both children should be up to date with all medicals, dentals and immunizations; however, she would ensure that the children medicals needs are being met in a timely manner. She will also ensure that the children are enrolled in daycare near their home once placed with her, where their educational needs would be met. Ms. Leonard stated that she would assist Solomon and Samuel with their educational needs by providing the children with books, puzzles, games and educational TV channels. Ms. Leonard reported that she has spent time with her nephews Solomon and Samuel Leonard prior to coming into

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