rights with respect to
one of her sons but not the other. Based on the following, we
affirm the juvenile court’s decision.
                         BACKGROUND
   Candice is the mother of two sons: Donald B., who was
born in July 2003, and Devin, who was born in October 2004.
On January 11, 2018, the State filed a third motion for termi-
nation of Candice’s parental rights with respect to both of her
sons. A hearing on the motion was held on June 8, at which
time the parties advised the court that they had negotiated an
agreement. Candice agreed to enter an admission to certain
allegations contained in the third motion for termination asin the
third motion for termination of her parental rights and to rely
on her admission in terminating her parental rights.
   Candice also argues in the present case that the juvenile
court erred in terminating her parental rights with respect
to Devin but not Donald. We note that the State argued in
response that Devin needed permanency more than Donald due
to their disparate ages. The State’s brief on appeal indicated
that Devin was 14 years old at the time of the termination
hearing, while Donald was 18 years old. This is incorrect.
Our record shows that Devin was born in October 2004, while
Donald was born in July 2003, making them ages 13 and 14,
respectively, at the time of the termination hearing. However,
the age of the children is not germane to our analysis.
  