Britney Spears is close to having overnight visits with her two sons.
The 'Toxic' singer - who lost all visitation rights to two-year-old Sean Preston and 18-month-old Jayden James in January following a stand-off with police - has recently had limited access to the boys and is now showing signs of responsible parental behavior.
Mark Vincent Kaplan, lawyer for Britney's ex-husband Kevin Federline, who currently has sole custody, told OK! magazine: "Britney's progress over the last two months is good. But it's premature to say that two months shows a pattern of consistency."
"We need to see a steady, consistent trend of behavior for a while. The goal is consistency over time with nothing at all out of the ordinary."
Once Britney has proved she is a suitable mother, Kaplan says Kevin is keen for her to be involved in the boys' everyday lives.
He said: "Kevin's goal involves primary custody but also involves his desire to see Britney become, over time, a solid and substantial figure in her boys' lives. And she is inching toward that."
Earlier this year, Britney was sectioned at a Los Angeles psychiatric hospital following her bizarre behavior. Her father Jamie is currently in control of all her affairs.
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