On May 27, the American youtuber Myka Stauffer and her husband, James, made public their decision to put their adoptive son Huxley, a four-year-old autistic boy, in the care of another family.
The situation, which was criticized at the time in social networks, sparked several rumors regarding the money the couple received from sponsors to cover the needs of the child.
After a month without giving statements on the subject, Stauffer, through a statement, shared on social networks an apology in response to the large number of negative comments.
The blogger, who adopted Huxley in 2017, said he feels bad about not clarify what happened from the beginning, in addition to apologizing to fans for having “disappointed so many women who admired me as a mother.”
“This decision has caused distress to many people and I’m sorry for the confusion and pain that I’ve caused“He explained in the statement he shared on his Instagram profile.
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In the publication, the ‘influencer’ added that, despite wanting to help the small, he had no preparation to meet their needs because, at the time of obtaining the license of adoption, only received a training video.
“I wanted to help and I made myself available to any child who needed it. I was naive, dumb and arrogant. I wish I had been better prepared and had done more, “she said.
Stauffer, who is best known for sharing parenting tips on your channel, also said he wanted to dispel rumors that emerged after the video published announcing his decision to return to his adopted son and take another family.
Paying for Huxley’s needs was expensive and we made sure he got all the services we had within reach.
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The 33-year-old woman stated that her intention to adopt a boy he was never enriched by the sponsorships and funds he received to attend to the condition of the little boy.
“Paying for Huxley’s needs was expensive and we made sure he got all the services we had within reach. I am glad that you are getting the help you need in your new home, ”she said.
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Finally, he apologized to the community of adoptive parents and children for his behavior, in addition to mentioning that in the future he hopes to share his entire version of events.
“I also want to say that moms need a safe place to ask for help when they fight. We love Huxley and we know this was the right decision for him and his future.Stauffer concluded.
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Who are Myka and James Stauffer?
The Stauffer are an American couple that became popular in 2017, after sharing on their channel YouTube the adoption process for Huxley, a baby from China.
According to the British media ‘BBC’In an interview, Myka Staffer had mentioned that the adoption agency warned them that the little boy had “brain damage”.
In that context, the couple pointed out in their videos that the income they received from the sponsors would be used to pay for the adoption, as well as donations from its subscribers would be used to cover the baby’s needs.
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In 2019, the Stauffer commented that the minor had been placed on treatment after being diagnosed with autism. However, in early 2020, its subscribers noticed that the little one was no longer appearing in the clips.
In response to this situation, on May 27, the couple uploaded a video titled “Where’s Huxley?”, In which they explained that they had handed him over to another couple to ensure their “emotional well-being”.
After the negative reaction of his fans to the announcement, the video was removed from his channel, as well as the photos in which the family appeared with the little boy.
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