In re Jennifer B.

Order affirmed without costs. All concur, Pine, J., not participating. Memorandum: There is no merit to appellant’s contention that the court’s finding of neglect and its decision to place the children with the County Department of Social Services were not supported by sufficient evidence. The record reveals that the children continuously lived in squalid conditions (e.g., maggot-infested couch; soiled diapers, feces and spoiled food on floor) and that the parents failed to clean their residence or to exercise minimal cleanli- ness (e.g., urine-soaked cribsheets, dry and hardened feces in…