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caring, brave person. 
I'm glad the boy is safe and being cared for.
Meth.
I'm so glad he's now away from that frightening life his mother forced upon him. 
You did the right thing.
I am so glad that you can be there for this little boy and his Grandmother.
Maybe, given time the Mother will choose a different path . . .
Stay safe.
I hope she turns her life around too. Thank you for your kindness to the little guy.
but addiction is a very powerful thing. The odds against her are probably not very good right now.
But at least Kayden is safe now. I truly hope his mom gets the help she needs and that she is clean for an extended length of time before she gets her son back. There are times when it's really NOT in the best interest of the child to be with the parent.
Anyway, thank you for the update, and for helping his grandmother out with some of the things he needs. I hope the cycle of addiction/abuse has been stopped here with your kindness and compassion.
I'm the most gullible person ever, and this is further proof.
Have you called the police to tell them about this? You may need to get a restraining order. At the very least there should be a record of this incident.
She should be ashamed of herself for treating a person who had been kind to her and her son this way. You are a very good person and a very brave one--I'd have wet myself if two people like that showed up at my door.
How sweet of you to help his grandmother with his care--and how fantastic it is that because of you he will be safe now! You just changed Kayden's life! What an amazing thing!
I am so glad to read this update! It is a big relief to hear that Kayden is safe and taken care of.
You did a remarkably brave and intelligent thing when you helped him. And I'm glad you will continue to be in touch with him and his grandmother.
comforted by your own decisions during this entire affair.
You, fun n serious, are an angel and I hope now that you've seen the real Kayden's mom (I read the entire previous thread but didn't comment) in action, you will feel none of the anxiety you felt before for calling the police.
Kayden is damn lucky to have you as his friend, a stranger no more. I hope his mother gets her life together and can eventually see that it was you who saved their lives.
Thank you for helping Kayden and thanks for the update.
...and I believe that we are all saying this "not to scare you" at all. It's just that you should be aware of this possiblity of her showing up at an odd hour of the day or night. IF that should happen, and it may not, just think about it now - ahead of time - what will you do/how will you respond?
I think it would be prudent to report the incident to police, and ask the police, "what should you do if she and/or her boyfriend show up again"?
You truly are an angel for what you did for that little boy. Just be a bit prepared mentally ahead of time, for what you would do in the unlikely event that the mother and/or boyfriend might show up again.
and that they tried to intimidate you.
CPS will be doing an investigation to develop a long-term plan
for Kayden that will undoubtedly include whether his mom
will end up with parental rights terminated if she can't get her act
together, get off drugs, find a job, get a stable place to live. In the interim,
they may require visits from his mom to be supervised--
and NOT at Grandma's house--but probably at CPS offices.
You have done the right thing for Kayden.
You did *everything* exactly right!
On behalf of Kayden, I say "THANK YOU!" On behalf of every child in need of help, I say "THANK YOU!" On behalf of my own, if they should ever be in need, I say "THANK YOU!"
with someone else that suggested you tell CPS and or police about her
showing up. If she shows up again, and threatens you, you may want to go ahead and call
911. You need to keep yourself safe, too. I doubt she will come back, but just be aware.
Also, I wanted to say I'm very proud of you for making that call!
See, you did it 
Now that boy will get some help, and it seems to me his grandmother is glad to have him
back without his mother.
I would have responded earlier, but I was off today and was running errands.
Blessings to you
I hope Grandma can care for Kayden properly. Better than 'strangers,' I guess, as long as she's capable. Hope she doesn't promote antagonism/estrangement between Kayden and his mother, and lets him settle that in his own mind.
Bless you. Be safe.
I read when you first posted, but had no advice to offer. I suspected meth immediately. It consumes a person from the inside out and will consume everyone within distance along with them. It is everywhere.
You rescued that child. You may have saved his life. I can't say enough, bless you.
