Welcome to another week.
These are the child welfare stories that should be right on your radar:
- UK parents trying to protect children face fines, imprisonment and safeguarding referrals as school COVID cases soar
- Over 2,000 children rescued from drug gangs in huge country-wide police operation
- Parents who are occasionally abrupt with their children may be guilty of ‘mild neglect’, NSPCC says
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Are the NSPCC living in the real world and can they really believe that “being abrupt” with children is neglect? I have never met any parents who could say they have never ever shouted in anger at their chiidren on occasion let alone being (oh my god!) abrupt.
All parents get angry with the kids they love sometimes and as children get angry and shout at each other why should they expect parents to behave differently.The answer is “THEY DON’T”
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Where were you when the Musas were in Prison? Are you helping them now? I guess not.
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I gave them a lot of cash and even more advice before and after prison (most of which they ignored) ;They are as far as I know happily preaching and praying throughout the African continent ! Good luck to them ………..
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