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Form CPR Part A – Essential Information her mood changing to have a calm conversation about the preparations she had made for her expected baby. She indicated she was going to keep this one and that the Local Authority had taken her previous children illegally. She refused to cooperate in any discussions about the child protection concerns in relation to her expected baby. Simon continued to deny that he was Simon Doe and Tina asked the social workers to leave and proceeded to call 999 reporting that she had trespassers in her home who were trying to take her baby. 28.04.06 Home visit Mr and Mrs Green refuse workers entry. They tear up the letter detailing the plans for the new baby. They eventually accept another copy but object to every point. 01.05.06 George Green born at the Leicester Royal Infirmary. Hospital staff observe Tina to shout ‘shut up’ at the baby who appeared unsettled. Simon was present but did not intervene. During the 4 days Tina was in hospital the staff were concerned about her level of frustration and agitation and her rough handling of George. 05.05.06 Angela Jakes Tina’s sister requests to be assessed as a carer for George but later withdraws her request. 09.05.06 George is made subject to an Interim Care Order and placed in foster care. Adopters of Jean feel they are too old to consider taking another child. 16.03.08 George moves to live with adopters, Adoption Order granted on the 23.10.07. 13.08.07 Department is informed Mrs Green is pregnant with a due date of March 26 th 2008. 14.08.07 Home visit to Mr and Mrs Green to discuss pregnancy and child protection concerns. Couple refuse to discuss the issue. 22.01.08 Legal planning meeting decision to seek further Psychological assessment from Julie Jamison and to seek Interim Care Order on the expected child. 14.02.08 Pre birth conference decision taken to make expected child subject to a Child Protection Plan at birth and to make an application for a Care Order to secure the unborn baby’s safety. 27.02.08 Psychological assessment concluded although she had identified some positive changes in Mr and Mrs Green she stated that the risk of placing a child in their care would be high. Her reasons were parent’s failure to fully recognise the limits of their parenting ability and their difficulty in accepting professional advice. She also stated that it would be Page 22 © BAAF 2006 All rights reserved. Except as permitted under the Copyright, Designs and Patents Act 1988, this form may not be reproduced, stored in a retrieval system, or transmitted in any form or by any means, without the prior written permission of the publishers. A Licence Agreement permitting electronic reproduction of this form can be purchased from BAAF. Published by BAAF, Saffron House, 6–10 Kirby Street, London EC1N 8TS
Form CPR Part A – Essential Information impossible to monitor the situation safely when they are unable or unwilling to distinguish factual from non factual accounts. 19.03.08 Jane born at 13.50 at Leicester General Hospital. 20.03.08 Jane made subject to an Interim Care Order and placed in foster care. Arrangements made for parents to have contact 5 times per week. 18.06.08 Contact reduced to 3 times a week due to parent’s poor attendance. 20.06.08 Independent social workers assessment concludes that “whilst Tina is now in a more stable relationship and home environment than in the past that situation in itself is not conducive to the care and welfare of a vulnerable child. Neither parent acknowledges that their home or lifestyle presents any cause for concern and they are totally resistant to advice or guidance. Mr Green presents a completely unrealistic and at times bizarre view of his world and he has a strong influence upon his wife. They have some sound basic ideas about parenting and a theoretical knowledge of care but this is not translated into realty within their own daily lives. A child in their care would be at constant risk of illness or injury. More significantly they do not present as a couple who are likely to deal with problems in a mutually supportive way, nor to offer an emotionally warm and nurturing environment they will not reliably cooperate with professionals involved with Jane and it would be almost impossible to ensure her welfare.” Page 23 © BAAF 2006 All rights reserved. Except as permitted under the Copyright, Designs and Patents Act 1988, this form may not be reproduced, stored in a retrieval system, or transmitted in any form or by any means, without the prior written permission of the publishers. A Licence Agreement permitting electronic reproduction of this form can be purchased from BAAF. Published by BAAF, Saffron House, 6–10 Kirby Street, London EC1N 8TS
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