Two of Nadia Suleman’s octuplets haven’t been cleared to go home yet. Suleman’s new home must first be baby-proofed. Social workers say the gas company still must inspect the La Habra house. They also want carbon monoxide detectors installed before the first two octuplets are released. Suleman hired a baby-proofing service to handle some of the household issues.
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When other parents take their kids home does this hospital require the same requirements? If not.. then it’s not fair. Not saying the psycho shouldnt have to jump thru hoops..but I smell discrimination…