In the Interest of M. A. I.

Dillard, Judge.

M. A. I., a child, appeals the juvenile court’s order extending his probation for a period of two years after he repeatedly failed to *579complete conditions of same. On appeal, he argues that (1) the juvenile court erred by refusing to give him credit for time served in regional youth detention centers; (2) the juvenile court failed to make treatment and rehabilitative efforts; and (3) the juvenile court’s orders made it impossible to complete the terms of probation without issuing an extension. For the reasons set forth infra, we affirm.

The record reflects that following an…