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Gloria Allred says Octo Mom
Nadya Suleman shouldn't have custody of her kids.
"I definitely think these little babies -- and the nurses also believe -- these little babies should be placed in foster care so they can get the individualized care, the consistent care, they need to have. They're not getting it from Nadya, from their mother," Allred said on
Ryan Seacrest 's
KIIS-FM radio show Wednesday morning.
Meet the octuplets.Allred represents Angels in Waiting, which had provided free nursing care for Suleman's 14 children until she fired them earlier this week for allegedly spying on her and reporting her to child welfare officials.
On Tuesday, she appeared on the
Today Show and threw a press conference to call Suleman's parenting skills into question.
See Octo Mom's family album."You know, babies are not props -- they are real, little human beings," Suleman continued to Seacrest. "They deserve and respect and dignity and care and shouldn't just be seen with Nadya when the cameras are rolling."
Allred says "the chaos is ongoing" at Suleman's La Habra, Calif. home.
"The other six children are often up until 2 in the morning. The nurse found one little child, Elijah, outside just minutes before an intruder came at 1 or 1:30 a.m.!" she says.
Allred said Suleman oftentimes went shopping instead of spending time with her babies.
See what Octo Mom does all day."C'mon, she's got 14 children! She should be at home with the babies; with her other six children. Three of them have special needs. She should be going to the hospital to visit her children -- not going shopping!" Allred went on. "She doesn't have to be homebound all the time, but she needs to have a meaningful involvement in her babies' and her children's lives and stop using them as a marketing tool to make money for herself!"
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