LOS ANGELES, Oct. 23 (UPI) -- The court-appointed monitor accompanying Britney Spears on visits with her kids has submitted a damaging report about the U.S. pop star's parenting skills.
The paperwork, filed under seal with Los Angeles Superior Court, stated Spears ignored her monitor, "as if she were some employee whom she could blow off," a source told US magazine.com.
Spears recently won back her right to visit with her baby sons Sean and Jayden, so long as the monitor accompanies them.
"Britney's often distracted and in her own world when she has the kids and has a hard time focusing," the insider claimed the report said. "She is adamant that she doesn't have to listen to anybody -- that it's her way or the highway."
Court-ordered parenting sessions had previously taken place at Spears' house, however, the coach now wants to meet at her office, the source said.
"She doesn't want all the distractions, whether it’s the paparazzi or whatever else is going on," the insider said. "Britney needs to focus on improving her parenting skills and prove that she really wants these kids."
Spears and her ex-husband, Kevin Federline, the boys' father, are due in court Oct. 26.
