Describe The Relationship Between Mr. Stark And Mauer

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UCM: CPSW received phone from Fits supervisor Morgan and she stated that the supervision went well today. Mr. Stark and Ms. Mauer were playing mostly with their son Kaison. Ms. Mauer feed him and changed his diaper during the visit. Overall, the visit went well according Morgan from Fits. Goal 1-2

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