I’m sorry I think the comments about social services needing to be involved are absolutely ridiculous, every day we see stories of children being viciously beating to death or neglected, she isn’t a natural mint her and could probably do with a parenting course but come on they are clean fed , in a sloppy fashion and loved I think these comments are a stretch to far , come for me if you must
Mother
you do realise social services aren’t just there to swoop in and remove children from parents? It takes a LOT to get to that stage. Some parents are uneducated (through no fault of their own, there’s multiple reasons why they are or find accessing education difficult) for example. hinch MAY just not have the ability to understand the risks of the things she does.
ss are misunderstood. They can go in and help parents with learning disabilities for example, who perhaps struggle to understand risks. Hinch absolutely does need it explaining to her that she’s taking risks with her kids safety. Ss can help break it down, provide information and education/referrals to workshops. It is there job to SAFEGUARD kids. No one is saying “hinch doesn’t care about her kids” but it is appearing that way as she continues to do the most ridiculous things with them.
Ignoring guidelines regarding safe weaning
Incorrect car seat use
Getting large animals she has very little prior experience with and leaving them far away from supervision, even experienced farmers have commented saying to NOT do this.
She has shown herself losing her temper a couple of times with Ronnie, no one is saying never do this at all; we all do! But Ronnie clearly has some neurodivergency again, she could have advice from ss regarding managing ronnies “bad behaviour” which is just typical
ss aren’t just there for beaten kids, they aren’t the enemy and it’s these sort of posts that reinforce stereotypes that ss want to take kids away. They want children with their parents and do their best to actually make sure parents havethe knowledge and skills to safeguard their little ones…