Update: Natalia Grace Living with New Family as Adoptive Parents Attend Court

New details are in related to Natalia Grace and her adoptive Parents Kristine & Michael Barnett

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[WithoutACrystalBall]

Please no comments about p hair at all. Please. It’s against community standards

[teambeining]

**when you’ve missed most of the video because you’re too busy reading comments **

[hellokittytats]

There has to be more going on with this. She was returned once before.

[MamaEdwards]

You said she would have more sophisticated language because she was in an orphanage but I think the opposite would be true.

[ftlwvwz]

Wow, poor Natalia having to go through this, her new parents seem like their very invested in her, thankfully
Natalia looks quite glazed in the first photo with her new parents 🤔
The prior parents had the chance to return this child to the state & she chose not to - I believe that wouldn't fit with her "perfect family" persona & she went down this crazy route to maintain how she feels she is perceived as a mother, Natalia didn't fit their family & they basically got rid of her 🤦
V interesting story, great report

[tracyvaldez]

If these people had given birth to Natiella, and had abandoned her in the same way, they would be prosecuted! This really makes my blood boil. If you adopt a child, then that child is YOUR CHILD! If this child was acted out, the way they say she was, then you get her HELP! Hopefully they are prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law! Thank you for the update on this story. ❤

[sarahpoynter]

I think the parents thought, oh we’re such great people. We already have a special needs child. It will be easy. And then they had a child who had extreme problems.

[lebronjames]

You are missing a whole tons of information. You started with a view and added the information that would support your biased view. Plus, it would have been much easier to return the girl back to adoption agency.

[TracyLeaBeauty]

Hi Katie! My problem with this whole thing, is, even if she were an adult, who would think it was ok to leave her alone like that? That she wouldn’t need anyone or help? That’s just absurd! Even if she were an adult! I don’t think most parents would think that it would be ok to leave someone with her kind of disabilities alone with no help! It’s sad but, it looks like she’s happy. I’m glad she has someone looking after her. Thanks for covering the story!🌺🌺🌺

[chancepreston]

How did an 8 year old live by herself for that long? My son is 9 and I promise he couldnt.

[lunaslovey]

You lost me when your phone vibrated out of control

[cantmakethisup]

I totally agree with you on the over dramatic telling in the daily mail article. I have friends who are convinced the parents are telling the truth and it’s baffling to me even after reading that as a fantasy fiction aspiring author it’s completely sensationalized for dramatic effect.

[malloryunderwood]

Is it bad that I heard the vibrating and kept wondering who was calling my phone. Until I realized it wasn’t mine

[rn]

I don't know what happened, but I am glad that she found that family. She seems to be doing much better than before. I hope she knows that none of this is her fault and she doesn't internalize any of this media frenzy. She deserves some peace and to move forward with her new family.

[jenniferberry]

That headline angers me. Natalia is a person who has most likely been through a great deal of trauma coming from an orphanage in Ukraine. All I can hope is that she was in one of the better ones over there for children with disabilities. I follow a family on you tube who adopted two boys with multiple disabilities from the Ukraine. Watching them grow and change is amazing. Also RAD is very likely as Natalia was probably not give attention in the orphanage. Mostly they are left in cribs or sitting

[courtneycoleman]

Dude that phone vibration tripped me out my phone literally started vibrating with it even though I wasn’t getting a call 😳

[hollieb]

I just had to add this: when you were talking about the autism spectrum the whole time mentioning the moms name and her work I was like SHOOT I have NEVER heard of her. I have a 13 year old son on the spectrum and I have read a trillion different books from basic informative to executive functioning I have honest to goodness never heard of this woman in the spectrum community. Anyhow also one other thing is thank you for standing up for this little girl. I'm sure if her birth mother knew the hell she went through here in the states she would be very dismayed and I just wish people would think about how they would want their own child treated if they had to hand them over whatever the circumstance may have been who knows but still this just sounds like a nightmare for poor Natalia which we should all just be calling her by her name lol

[kevinlebaugh]

Why don't you adopt her and then you can tell us the truth about her?

[valpottinger]

what you need to do in find out how old her real parents are and see if they are even old enough to have a 30 year old child

[tiffanymichelle]

RAD is bad...my husbands adopted little sister has it...the stuff theses kids do is crazy...they caught her in the neighbor's driveway after she threatened to burn the house down...she also put a knife through a door...