Quote Originally Posted by qccfc View Post
Yeah of course the system is vigorous. However looking at the evidence is that the adoptive parent, became aggressive when he struggled to cope with the child's behavioral and sleep issues. You sometime find that foster and adoptive children will come to you with problem from the child's previous situation, and then also having to settle into a new environment.

No amount of vetting will find out how you will cope with this pressure. If your back ground is squeaky clean going through the whole process, no social worker would be able to see the future.

Social workers case loads are massive, and it tends to be the case that the workers will watch you initially and if there are no problems will leave you to it until they become notified of an issue. They then focus on their case load where reported problems occur.

The X-ray seemed to be a missed opportunity, but there will always be cases like this.
As a few posters posted mate, it was not the first time the poor mite was admitted to hospital and with being so so young
I take it by your post qccfc you fostered or adopted children
(I gotta say that's very admirable mate and not many could do that )
maybe the training of the social workers is wrong ? I don't know
maybe the whole process is wrong ?