There's nothing worse to a mother in this world than her child's death.
I wish that your judgement department has done right decision this time. But professionals (police, social workers, teachers, health-care-system workers, doctors...) are educated to see and find out the truth. I wonder where is so called common sense, because there are ordinary people who wants to do with other people and their families only harm with lies.
We had news today about same kind of subject:
"Surge in Repots of Child Abuse
Police last year investigated well over 100 cases involving suspected physical abuse of infants and children under the age of six. Althought the number of cases has grown, they believed it does not directly reflect an upsewing in abuse, but rather a greater willingness to report suspicions.
Not all children are safe even with their parents. Of the 111 cases of suspected physical abuse of small children investigated by police, most involved parents. And not all forms of abuse involve direct physical violence. There were also cases of children being drugged, most likely to quiet them or get them to sleep.
Still, Helsinki police say that unfortunately many cases of the serious physical abuse of infants and small children either go unnoticed or unreported.
They believe that last year's rise in the number of reports and follow-up investigations is a sign of a greater willingness to recognize the problem, not necessarily an upswing in abuse.
It is a problem though, almost everywhere. International statistics indicate that at least a quarter of all fractures sustained by children under the age of three are the result of abuse.
Some officials here are calling for the statute of limitations on the physical abuse children to be extended. Their reasoning is that like sexual abuse, physical violence can cause life-long damage, and its victims should be able to bring their abusers to justice -- even as adults years later."
http://www.yle.fi/news/id10018.html
