In re Nasir H.
—Order unanimously affirmed without costs. Memorandum: Respondent mother appeals from an order that found her newborn twins to be neglected. Family Court placed the children in the custody, and respondent under the supervision, of petitioner for one year. The finding of neglect was based upon respondent’s admission to allegations that the children’s physical condition was in imminent danger of being impaired because respondent lacks the skills and patience necessary to meet the children’s needs for specialized feeding.
The challenges by respondent to the court’s acceptance of her admission are without merit. Because respondent did not move to vacate or withdraw her admission (see, Family Ct Act § 1051 [f]; see generally, Family Ct Act § 1061), she is precluded from now challenging the court’s acceptance of her admission on the ground that the court failed to give the required warnings (see, Matter of Bambi C.,
We reject the contention that the admission must be set aside because respondent’s attorney was ineffective. There was no showing of ineffectiveness here, nor may ineffectiveness be inferred merely because the attorney counseled respondent to admit the allegations in the petition. Nor is there any merit to