This is an excellent question. For latent variables to be identified they typically require at least 3 indicators or other outcome variables associated with them. In your diagram you have the ACEs variable only having two outcome variables. It looks like you'd be better off just using the observed ACEs variable as a predictor of your latent Parenting variable.

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Hope this helps and best wishes

Michael Zyphur, Director, Institute for Statistical and Data Science, instats.com

This is an excellent question. For latent variables to be identified they typically require at least 3 indicators or other outcome variables associated with them. In your diagram you have the ACEs variable only having two outcome variables. It looks like you'd be better off just using the observed ACEs variable as a predictor of your latent Parenting variable.