In the Interest of J. M. D.

Phipps, Judge.

The mother of J. M. D. and J. A. D. appeals the juvenile court’s order terminating her parental rights. She argues that the evidence was insufficient to show that the children’s deprivation likely would continue if her parental rights were not terminated. We disagree and affirm.

Before terminating parental rights, a juvenile court must find that there is present clear and convincing evidence of parental misconduct or inability and that termination would be in the child’s best interest.1 Parental misconduct or inability is present if (1) the child is deprived; (2) the deprivation…