A graduated visitation plan is one in which a visiting parent's time with the children increases incrementally over time. This most often occurs in two situations: one, when a parent hasn't either seen the children in a long time, or hasn't had a relationship with them; and two, when a child is an infant. These plans most often will not be very satisfactory to the visiting parent, but are actually put in place for the children's well-being. I would strongly suggest you make each and every one of the visits, because missed visitations could delay the possibility to increase your time in the future.
On a positive note, there are certainly circumstances, especially with infants, where such a plan can assist a parent in working toward a much better custodial schedule in future.
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