THE JACKSONOLOGIST
Proud Member
I found these interesting comments on the TV1 website where they posed the questions of people's opinion of what should happen to Michael's children. They are made by one of his attorneys and the child psychologist that are working with the children. They state some interesting facts of the tender relationship between Michael and the kids.
Lisa Renaulds
on July 13th, 2009 at 12:12 pm Said:
After working with Mr Jackson and several of his family members, i have seen his superb parenting skills with his three children. Paris, who has always misbehaved with nannies, was turned into an angel by Jackson’s calm and reasurring manner. Blanket, who Jackson loved although was not related to Prince or Paris, never left his dad’s side and tried hard to immitate his dancing. Prince had a way with words, just like his father, and spoke up whenever a bad word was put to his father. He never allowed anybody to insult his family and always reassured his youngers siblings whenever the media attacked them. My personal opinion as a child pysycology worker is that the children live with their grandparents, with the other Jacksons helping to raise the children. Child care is something to be treated with care and these children may recieve traumatic shock if sent to live with Rowe, who they consider to be a stranger.
David Branca
on July 13th, 2009 at 12:26 pm Said:
Jackson and I had been working together for many years. His children have always been his main priority, and he has loved them as much as possible. His eldest son Prince, currently undergoing physical changes in his body, needs a fatherly figure to help him understand the effects of puberty. Paris is maturing and is facing the same difficulties as Prince. Her father has talked to her about this, but she needs another member of the Jackson family to help her to realise what she is going through. She has told me once, “I hate this Branca. I don’t want to grow up.” It is clearly obvious these children need somebody to give them the birds and bees talk before Blanket undergoes the same thing. Me and Dr. Renaulds, (who has written a comment above me!) have sat with Jackson and the children and calmly listened to him explain the changes they are going through. Although the children seemed to be shying away at what Jackson had told them, Paris wanted a private chat with her dad about what was happening to her. Prince and Paris talk to each other about anything, and their maturing secrets have been something that the two children rely upon their father to help them with. Paris is in desperate need of a female, as sometimes talking to a male is rather akward for her to do, although Jackson understood the physical process that Paris had undergone. As for where the children should go, they should stay with someone they know well and love. Their grandparents and members of the Jackson family for support would be a great start!
David Branca
http://www.tvoneonline.com/shows/show.asp?sid=1014
Lisa Renaulds
on July 13th, 2009 at 12:12 pm Said:
After working with Mr Jackson and several of his family members, i have seen his superb parenting skills with his three children. Paris, who has always misbehaved with nannies, was turned into an angel by Jackson’s calm and reasurring manner. Blanket, who Jackson loved although was not related to Prince or Paris, never left his dad’s side and tried hard to immitate his dancing. Prince had a way with words, just like his father, and spoke up whenever a bad word was put to his father. He never allowed anybody to insult his family and always reassured his youngers siblings whenever the media attacked them. My personal opinion as a child pysycology worker is that the children live with their grandparents, with the other Jacksons helping to raise the children. Child care is something to be treated with care and these children may recieve traumatic shock if sent to live with Rowe, who they consider to be a stranger.
David Branca
on July 13th, 2009 at 12:26 pm Said:
Jackson and I had been working together for many years. His children have always been his main priority, and he has loved them as much as possible. His eldest son Prince, currently undergoing physical changes in his body, needs a fatherly figure to help him understand the effects of puberty. Paris is maturing and is facing the same difficulties as Prince. Her father has talked to her about this, but she needs another member of the Jackson family to help her to realise what she is going through. She has told me once, “I hate this Branca. I don’t want to grow up.” It is clearly obvious these children need somebody to give them the birds and bees talk before Blanket undergoes the same thing. Me and Dr. Renaulds, (who has written a comment above me!) have sat with Jackson and the children and calmly listened to him explain the changes they are going through. Although the children seemed to be shying away at what Jackson had told them, Paris wanted a private chat with her dad about what was happening to her. Prince and Paris talk to each other about anything, and their maturing secrets have been something that the two children rely upon their father to help them with. Paris is in desperate need of a female, as sometimes talking to a male is rather akward for her to do, although Jackson understood the physical process that Paris had undergone. As for where the children should go, they should stay with someone they know well and love. Their grandparents and members of the Jackson family for support would be a great start!
David Branca
http://www.tvoneonline.com/shows/show.asp?sid=1014