In In the Interest of D. W. A, 253 Ga. App. 346 (559 SE2d 100) (2002) a case relied upon by the juvenile court here, we held that a likelihood of serious harm was established where a psychologist testified that the children's emotional disorders would increase if they were returned to their mother. Id. at 349. But crucial to the decision in that case were additional facts: the mother missed several visitations with the children and provided no excuse for doing so; she did not have stable employment; and she had not obtained a safe and stable home for herself and her children, opting instead to continue to live with a boyfriend who had been abusive to her and her children. Id. at 348.