I agree with this. Something does have to be done for the sake of that child, he’s not safe at all. She is not in the right frame of mind and I don’t know if it’s the situation she’s in that causing it or that’s just how she is in general. Someone was going to contact children across borders I think?I'm another one who is genuinely worried about the welfare of her son. I have never reported anybody to social services in my life but I wouldn't hesitate to report her if I had all of the correct details to do it.
Surely there must be something that can be done? I don't want to believe that in this day and age somebody can just drag a toddler around to different countries, mistreat and neglect them, and nobody is able to intervene.
My heart breaks for him. She clearly doesn't get any enjoyment from being a parent so why not just come back to the UK and surrender him? I know with her past and how she was failed by the care system she will be completely anti authority but the boy is so young he stands a good chance of being adopted and not left to linger in care homes.
I can't believe I'm even saying that as I am vehemently against forced adoption but if ever there was a case that warrants it then its this one.
Ellis, please come back to the UK and ask for help. You know your son isn't safe there. You won't be arrested for absconding as you know SS can't put a court order on a foetus and as you left when pregnant.. you have no case to answer to.
I do believe that beyond all of the madness you did have good intentions when you first left, but you must realise it can't go on the way that it has
Come back. For him.