Britney Spears’ visits were reduced after a few sessions with a parental supervisor who found that the singer’s parenting skills were limited. People magazine reported that the supervisor stated that Spears did not communicate with her children, nor play with them during the supervised visits.
This finding was part of the documents submitted to the court yesterday. The parental supervisor emphasized that the star’s behaviour had improved, but not enough for the judge. The judge decided to decrease Spears’ visits to two per week. Prior to this order, Spears was able to see the children almost every day.
These visits will be supervised, and the duration of the visits was stipulated at 7 hours for one day and 10 hours for the second day.
The next hearing for Spears and Federline will be on November 26.