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acting out against other children. Weiss testified further that Father did not bring the

Children to the two therapy sessions that were scheduled while they were in his care in

December 2012 and January 2013. At the conclusion of the hearing, the juvenile court took

the matter under advisement. On June 27, 2013, the juvenile court entered orders terminating

the Parents’ rights to the Children. The Parents now appeal. Additional facts will be

provided as necessary.

       The juvenile court made detailed findings in its order terminating the Parents’on the evidence presented at the termination hearing that Mother

has a long pattern of criminal activity, spanning at least eight years and encompassing

multiple felony convictions. Mother testified at the termination hearing that prior to the

opening of the CHINS case, the Children had gone to live with Father because she was

incarcerated. Approximately two weeks after the Children were placed in her custody after

the initial CHINS filing in April 2011, Mother was again incarcerated for Drug Court

violations and the Children were sent to foster care. In December 2012, Mother was again

arrested, this time for conversion and possession of marijuana, and she remained incarcerated

at the time of the termination hearing. Although Mother was scheduled to be released in May

2013, her consistent pattern of criminal behavior and incarceration support a conclusion that

she