Rebecca Lamb #80 forced into a low fat diet, a hospital visit can't make this hunnipot quiet

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I am often in CP meetings,just out of interest,what would you put on the plan? For arguments sake,if you had an anonymous referral for this family?
Sorry i didnt reply, i went to the football. Which btw, if Beggy and Beaver Boy supported a team then my bet would be Man Utd! No offence to any utd fans, but im a Liverpool season ticket holder haha.

So the plan would be fit into 3 headings- Child Developmental needs, Parenting Capacity, and Family/Environment factors.
When it comes to child developmental needs then the most obvious is to get Alfie the support for his speech and language, and also dentistry needs. I would have to find out from his school and the health visitor whether he has other needs- whether he needs an autism assessment (i have seen a few people on here commenting on it, i dont know enough about autism to make an assumption),
Parenting Capacity i would really go to town on beggy and 2ss. Not to be a troll, but because they bloody need it! I would send them both on a parenting course, i would do intensive work with them around boundaries and routines, i would try and make them understand the dangers they put Alfie and Woody through on a daily basis (no net on the trampoline, neglecting them and not prioritsing them, the tv being a baby sitter, not having the right clothes for them, the list is endless!) and i would be straight with them and say if no changes have been made then i would be seeking advise from management and our legal team. For the wider issues, then i would want Alfie and Woody to join after school clubs, and encourage them to do things out of the house that they want to do and what they enjoy. I would also encourage their grandparents, especially 2SS parents to be involved- perhaps set up a 'family meeting' where we lay it all out on the table to the closest people in the family and support them to come up with their own plan of action (an example could be once a fortnight the boys have a sleep over and grandparents, the grandparents become aware of the concerns and are able to challenge Beggy and 2SS, and are honest and open with us etc).
I would also do lots of intensive work with the boys myself regarding their wishes and needs. I would do lots of direct work about their fears, what their worries are, develop a positive and trusting relationship with the boys so they feel they are able to share things with me. That means me going into school and seeing them away from Beggy and 2SS because i would bet my life on Beggy being the type of person to warn the boys not to talk to me and she will tell them how bad we are and that we want to take them away from her.
Also, i would need to hear what the school said about Alfie and what he is like at school, and whether he is as withdrawn as he seems on here. That is really a worry seeing how he presents, and it makes me wonder what he is like at school. I have no doubt his speech will have an impact on him and will be holding him back, especially within his social circle. Oh and Beggy needs some support and guidance regarding diet and the food she gives the boys!

There are probably lots more i could do, but i dont have all the info from school, health etc, plus its a sunday morning and ive only had 1 cup of coffee so far! :)
 
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What amazes me about Dingle is that she is surrounded with an 'abundance' 😏 of fresh air, greenery and wildlife, there are no takeaways or restaurants anywhere near her to facilitate bad eating habits, no noise, no car pollution etc. Yet she still manages to look as grey, pallid and unhealthy as a London evacuee during the blitz 🥴
 
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Thanks for the reply…..in my experience most referrals come from school. If Alfie has developmental needs and genuinely at risk of significant harm,why aren’t school acting? 🤔
 
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Thanks for the reply…..in my experience most referrals come from school. If Alfie has developmental needs and genuinely at risk of significant harm,why aren’t school acting? 🤔
My brother in law has really bad learning disabilities, to the point where he’s 15 and doesn’t even know how much change you’d get from £1 if something was 50p. My in laws fought so hard to get him help in primary school, they went to the GP, they got the council involved etc and the school were bleeping useless. They didn’t engage with the outside help on offer and they severely failed him even though he had OBVIOUS needs, so not all schools are as responsible as they should be, especially if the parents themselves don’t see any issues or try to fight for their kids needs.
 
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Thanks for the reply…..in my experience most referrals come from school. If Alfie has developmental needs and genuinely at risk of significant harm,why aren’t school acting? 🤔
The referral process is quite complicated and the school might be putting referrals in, but the local authority doesnt think they meet the threshold. In my Local Authority will come through and it will go to a specialised referral team in the hub , then get passed on to the team managers, and only then will be assigned to one of us to complete the assessment.
Ive heard of people completing the refferal form and it being sent back to them because its not detailed enough, doesnt show enough evidence etc!
I actually feel a little sorry for the school safeguarding officer because they are not social workers, they trained to be teachers- that is what they are specialists in, and then we expect them to be a kinda social worker within the school setting.
Also, i find my team manager is the person who makes all the decisions! They already have an idea of what to do when it is assigned to one of us, and we follow their instructions. Another annoying thing that happens in my local authority is just how involved our legal team are when it comes to care plans! @no1broccolifan , my colleague who is an agency worker said she has never experienced this in any of the other authorities she has worked at! At my local authority its almost like the legal team solicitor writes the care plan! And my collegue said in every other place she has worked the legal team follows our instructions! Whereas its not like that here, its so frustrating!
 
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The referral process is quite complicated and the school might be putting referrals in, but the local authority doesnt think they meet the threshold. In my Local Authority will come through and it will go to a specialised referral team in the hub , then get passed on to the team managers, and only then will be assigned to one of us to complete the assessment.
Ive heard of people completing the refferal form and it being sent back to them because its not detailed enough, doesnt show enough evidence etc!
I actually feel a little sorry for the school safeguarding officer because they are not social workers, they trained to be teachers- that is what they are specialists in, and then we expect them to be a kinda social worker within the school setting.
Also, i find my team manager is the person who makes all the decisions! They already have an idea of what to do when it is assigned to one of us, and we follow their instructions. Another annoying thing that happens in my local authority is just how involved our legal team are when it comes to care plans! @no1broccolifan , my colleague who is an agency worker said she has never experienced this in any of the other authorities she has worked at! At my local authority its almost like the legal team solicitor writes the care plan! And my collegue said in every other place she has worked the legal team follows our instructions! Whereas its not like that here, its so frustrating!
It’s very interesting…like I said in a previous post,my SW friend has had involvement with another family that appear horrific on social media,but in real life Children’s Social Care had no worries about their welfare…..it’s a strange world
 
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Thought she didn’t like being called Becky, so why is her email address becky & not Rebecca? 🙄🤣
The big boss babe of Instagram with her own business from her hotmail account 🤩….
I’ve posted a few times about her hotmail address haha…. But makes me cringe inside that she hasn’t got a proper business domain … yet she’s this self proclaimed Boss Babe 😜🤯🤥😜😵💫
 
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View tube,I have to be careful as I don’t want to put anything on here that might out anybody,but my friend is a children’s social worker and has had multiple referrals regarding a family that is YouTube famous,around safeguarding,emotional abuse etc (due to what is shared online/lack of privacy, amongst other things),and social workers have looked into it,but have never had any cause for concern…….
It wouldn’t be a “famous” YouTube family where 32 year old the father “allegedly” slept with a 17 year old would it 🥴
 
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I don’t and it’s bugging me I don’t 🤣🤣
Some clues who it could allegedly be. The grown up father wears a beanie. The mother is a gobby cow obsessed by money and the kids are feral. Their surname rhymes with migham.
 
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If you are all talking about the Ingham family then i dont mind sharing that i have reported them quite a few times. I have a duty of care to report any safeguarding concerns i have. I hope they do read this and see it. any professional should do the same tbh because the children are at massive risk and i can see them becoming the subject of a serious case review, and the children will be case studies for social work students in the future. It is horrifying and heartbreaking seeing what the children are going through.
 
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i was thinking of the exact same family
Probably the only reason social workers can’t do anything about them is because no one has come up with an action plan to stop kids being exploited online. Those kids practically live in a cult.
 
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Probably the only reason social workers can’t do anything about them is because no one has come up with an action plan to stop kids being exploited online. Those kids practically live in a cult.
Tbh i think there is such a lot that can do with them! If i was the social worker tasked with completing the CAF assessment then i would absolutely be able to evidence all the areas of concern, and i would recommend them going to icpc and then recommend them going on child protection plans under the category of neglect and emotional harm. I think alongside The Saccone-Jollies, The Ingham family children are suffering so much neglect and harm that i do not understand why they have not been placed on plans. imo its all there in black and white and able to evidence.
@no1broccolifan have you been able to have a peek at the ingham family yet? I would love to hear your opinion about it all :) Also @BettyCrockerr i would also love to hear your opinion on the Ingham family! You should join us on that thread :)

Anyway, going back to Beggy from the Block!

I am blocked so unable to see her instagram, did anyone actually respond to her "chat" on drugs? Did any of her followers engage with it?
 
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I’m interested in this Ingham family due to what’s being said on here but I don’t have the time for 187 threads or their Wiki if they have one. Why is their family like a cult? Can someone summarise why they’re awful please?
 
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I’m interested in this Ingham family due to what’s being said on here but I don’t have the time for 187 threads or their Wiki if they have one. Why is their family like a cult? Can someone summarise why they’re awful please?
They have a wiki but hold on to your hat. If you like families selling replica dolls of their newborn son you’ve found the right family. It comes complete with a beanie wearing, DPD van converting father who sexts vulnerable nearly legal teens. Buckle up because their wiki is a bumpy ride 😂 The oldest daughter issy was a rising star then her step dad got caught sexting teens and she was dropped from all the brands. All the kids have lately been ripped out of school to be home schooled by creepy and lazy and judging by the structure of their day not much home schooling has been done.
 
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I’m interested in this Ingham family due to what’s being said on here but I don’t have the time for 187 threads or their Wiki if they have one. Why is their family like a cult? Can someone summarise why they’re awful please?
Tbh its so long to explain because they have done that much fucked up stuff!
Perhaps someone else could summarise better than me, but once upon a time they were flying high having a party at Zoella's house, then it all came out that the dad had cheated on the mum with teenage girls, was being a disgusting creep to teenage girls etc. However, they decided to ignore it and deny it, and continued to carry on as normal. But they are so bitter and so spiteful and nasty, they often treat us to a rant.
Honestly its well worth reading their wiki, i now its long but if you want to know everything they have done then you should read the wiki. :)
 
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