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it is just so incredible the amount of people who were supposed to be safeguarding professionals did little to nothing, this again we have heard in numerous cases of babies/children who were murdered by parent/s or caregivers that their was no joined up thinking, Drs, nurses, teachers, the police, friends, colleagues all saw injuries, bruising, the parents not coping and nobody put it all together and said all this for one baby in a four month period, we need to take him from them and do a thorough investigation,
the amount of times he was taken top hospital astonishes me, that they keep saying we saw no safe guarding concerns, a small baby presenting with all the issues/injuries he did in 4 months is a huge safe guarding issue, the fact that it was written in Drs and nurses notes that the parents were giving different stories of how he injured his arm is inherently a safe guarding issue, if your baby hurts his arm so badly he needs to have a cast and you cannot distinctly remember how he did it, and tell only that one version is astonishing, if your baby gets hurt you are so upset with yourself even if it was accidental that you know exactly how, when and where it was done,
I do think that every single professional that saw Preston in those 4 months must be feeling horrendous, as they were the last line of defense for a little boy who could not tell them what his parents were doing, his little body though was screaming every time they took him to see drs or nurses, it was saying look and keep looking at me, look at my bruises, look at my arm, see how I can't breathe, and please do something, and not one of them did, they all have to live with the fact that they let Preston down, and hopefully they have learned a lesson that a teeny tiny red flag is still a red flag, and you do something,
the amount of times he was taken top hospital astonishes me, that they keep saying we saw no safe guarding concerns, a small baby presenting with all the issues/injuries he did in 4 months is a huge safe guarding issue, the fact that it was written in Drs and nurses notes that the parents were giving different stories of how he injured his arm is inherently a safe guarding issue, if your baby hurts his arm so badly he needs to have a cast and you cannot distinctly remember how he did it, and tell only that one version is astonishing, if your baby gets hurt you are so upset with yourself even if it was accidental that you know exactly how, when and where it was done,
I do think that every single professional that saw Preston in those 4 months must be feeling horrendous, as they were the last line of defense for a little boy who could not tell them what his parents were doing, his little body though was screaming every time they took him to see drs or nurses, it was saying look and keep looking at me, look at my bruises, look at my arm, see how I can't breathe, and please do something, and not one of them did, they all have to live with the fact that they let Preston down, and hopefully they have learned a lesson that a teeny tiny red flag is still a red flag, and you do something,
