ReplyReply Posted: (Monday 17th November 2008 )
By - Jenny Hesford (Unregistered User)

Childrens Services

I agree that the Baby P case is really upsetting, I fill up when I think about it. That poor baby didn't stand a chance with 3 morons looking after him.
The case in Cheetham Hill is slightly different, it looks to me as though the mother is suffering from post natal depression. She has been sectioned so will now be getting the care she obviously needed all along, but those babies are still dead. I saw a girl who was a family friend who was devastated and she said the mother was a church goer who idolised her kids. Post natal depression is a terrible thing, I had it after both my kids were born, in my case I wouldn't have harmed either of them but I was seriously considering topping myself. It's only down to the fact that I'm a control freak and was worried about who would look after them (as well as I could, lol)if I popped my clogs!
Jenny

ReplyReply Posted: (Tuesday 18th November 2008 )
(Anonymous Posting)

Childrens Services

Its typical British justice hey! You can torture a helpless baby to such extremes yet keep your identity safe. I hope the papers find out the names of these animals and let the people tear them to shreds.
Everyone involved in baby p should be sacked as they failed that poor child to suffer the worse forms of abuse. I cried when I read the papers at the weekend. Those adults lost their human rights the moment they subjected that baby to the life he had. Makes me sick to the pit of my stomach