In the Interest of K. M.

Johnson, Chief Judge.

A parent’s rights to her child will be terminated only where there is clear and convincing evidence of present unfitness and where termination is in the best interest of the child. In deciding present unfitness, the juvenile court may consider a parent’s past history. The mother’s past history of drug abuse and incarceration, viewed in isolation, would certainly support a finding of unfitness. However, at the time of the last termination hearing, the mother’s circumstances *678had changed significantly: she was no longer in jail, was working full-time, had undergone drug…