Rob Kardashian discusses Blac Chyna's parenting role as the battle for the dream guard intensifies

Rob Kardashian is seeking to put pressure on ex-Blac Chyna and to seek custody of their daughter Dream, claiming that Blac was no longer able to "provide a stable environment" to the two-year-old girl.

The 31-year-old reality star said that he still believed that Dream should still maintain a "healthy relationship" with Blac, 30, but that the child's ongoing care should now be with him.

In a conversation with People, a source close to the Kardashians said that the famed reality TV family was better placed to take care of Dream and that Rob would increase his desire to keep his daughter in complete custody of her. this.

The source said: "Whatever the problems Rob is facing, it's pretty clear that the environment that Rob and his family can offer to Dream is the healthiest thing for her."

He wants Chyna not to be "cut off from Dreams' life, but he insists that he does not want Dream to be raised by a nanny while his mother is doing the party out of his state ".

This follows a troubling week in which the police were summoned to Blac's home after information, which has since been denied, is revealed that she was "too drunk" to take care of herself. of Dream.

Then, on the weekends, Blac was played with artist Kid Buu while they were staying in a hotel suite in Honolulu, Hawaii.

Police and paramedics were called to their room as a result of reports that they had been "inappropriate in many ways."

Rob currently has Dream and has not been able to contact Blac during his absence. This increased worries as Blac had to be available for Dream's return.

The source went on to say that the Kardashians had "always had problems with Chyna, her public behavior in recent days will certainly not give her the title of Mother of the Year."

"Chyna has long acted as if her number one priority was not raising her kids – it's very difficult for Rob's family."

The Kardashians, who believe that Dream is not "properly cared for when she is with Chyna," are looking to raise the stakes in the battle for the guard and put an end to "a sad situation."

Mirror Online has contacted representatives of Blac Chyna for comments.

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