Investigation launched after a baby was found living in car boot in France

The Big Smoke · 29-10-2013 10:32PM

Absolutely shocking. BOTH parents had to have had screws loose.

Nodin · 29-10-2013 10:34PM

The Big Smoke wrote: »

Absolutely shocking. BOTH parents had to have had screws loose.

Apparently he didn't know. Apparently.

They had three other kids, which is just frightening.

anncoates · 29-10-2013 11:18PM

Been thinking about it on and off since I read it. Some things just unfortunately stick in the mind.

Your senses and sensory 'soaking up' must never be more acute than when you're a baby and to keep them locked away in sensory deprivation like that is just chilling.

mfceiling · 29-10-2013 11:27PM

It's been said a million times before...

You need a licence to have an animal but not a child.

Nodin · 29-10-2013 11:49PM

anncoates wrote: »

Been thinking about it on and off since I read it. Some things just unfortunately stick in the mind.

Your senses and sensory 'soaking up' must never be more acute than when you're a baby and to keep them locked away in sensory deprivation like that is just chilling.

I've read (concerning cases over here) of children so neglected they associate the bin and floor with food, or not toilet trained and approaching adolescence, without any social skills etc.....but even they had some form of human interaction and some stimuli, limited and vile though it may have been.

wexie · 29-10-2013 11:52PM

Nodin wrote: »

I've read (concerning cases over here) of children so neglected they associate the bin and floor with food, or not toilet trained and approaching adolescence, without any social skills etc.....but even they had some form of human interaction and some stimuli, limited and vile though it may have been.

That kind of thing just makes we want to go home, wake up my kids and give them lots of cuddles and tell them I love them.

anncoates · 30-10-2013 12:23AM

Nodin wrote: »

I've read (concerning cases over here) of children so neglected they associate the bin and floor with food, or not toilet trained and approaching adolescence, without any social skills etc.....but even they had some form of human interaction and some stimuli, limited and vile though it may have been.

As much a splenetic AH cliché it is, I'm at the age now where I have friends that are utterly devastated by their inability to have children and to think that they are so little value to other people....

Fighting Irish · 30-10-2013 12:31AM

Femme_Fatale wrote: »

ur kule nd badass d wai u akt so cudnt care less itz reely imprssiv

I do care, but this **** happens all the time, the media is only following these stories at the mo cos the public are gobbling them up

30-10-2013 08:05AM

Fighting Irish wrote: »

I do care, but this **** happens all the time, the media is only following these stories at the mo cos the public are gobbling them up

Naked malnourished babies are regularly found in car boots?

Bullsh*t.

Fighting Irish · 31-10-2013 12:59PM

Deleted User wrote: »

Naked malnourished babies are regularly found in car boots?

Bullsh*t.

children die under unusual circumstances every day

nibtrix · 31-10-2013 01:17PM

Trigger Happy wrote: »

I felt guilty for giving my 3 year old cheerios instead of cornflakes this morning.....

Not to derail the thread, but Cheerios have more fibre and less sugar than Cornflakes, why would you feel guilty about that?

Investigation launched after a baby was found living in car boot in France

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