Unborn Babies In Crime Crackdown

Traceyb37 · 16-05-2007, 09:56

what next!!

http://news.sky.com/skynews/article/...265897,00.html

Traceyb37 · 16-05-2007, 09:57

It says also - The news comes after the Children's Commissioner said Britain is one of the worst countries in the developed world in which to be a child.

panther · 16-05-2007, 09:59

what a load of.....CRAP!!

Traceyb37 · 16-05-2007, 10:00

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Originally Posted by panther

what a load of.....CRAP!!

Totally!!!

SPUGGIE J · 16-05-2007, 10:31

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Originally Posted by Traceyb37

It says also - The news comes after the Children's Commissioner said Britain is one of the worst countries in the developed world in which to be a child.

How can that be so when they are spoiled and get all their own way and everything they want

:confu sed:

Traceyb37 · 16-05-2007, 10:34

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Originally Posted by SPUGGIE J

How can that be so when they are spoiled and get all their own way and everything they want

:confu sed:

That is what i was thinking,they should have been brought up when i was younger <not that old now>

no computers well not what they have today and all i got was good clip round the ear if lippy to our elders!!

accymel · 16-05-2007, 10:40

What a load of crock! Again another wasted investment & higher up playing god, the problems our children face is the constant interferance of the nanny state culture that causes a heck of a lot of their probs, whereas education is needed the most in subject areas of LIFE ie life skills & relationships of all kinds, so that those in 'bad homes' if u like can have he information they need to get support or help, most children either dont know how lucky they are to have a stable life or those that dont think its the norm till they see the other fence side - something thats happened for decades. Too much focus is on materialistic things & not enough on our natural born instinct or teaching our young survival & life practicalities as mother nature dictates for other life types & animals.

Blame on adults is easy & probable but also whom were once kids whom hadnt the knowledge or knew no better thus repeats the cycle for their kids - its like blind leading blind, unless change & recognition happens, what needs to happen is breaking the cycle of that but to start just on unborn babies is a way far fetched

lettie · 16-05-2007, 10:53

This is not a new scheme, it is an old scheme re-packaged. The old scheme is called Surestart which targets families who are perhaps not so well off. Dietry advice and parenting classes are all available through Surestart but only if you live in an identified deprived area. Children from families who are a bit better off are IMO as likely to be little buggers too..

accymel · 16-05-2007, 11:01

Very true Lettie lol, but surestart has really failed at what the set out to do certainly in this area, they are very reluntant to get involved with other community groups designed at areas of the community they deal with. We have a surestart up here - but godknows what it does or whom it caters for here cos they dont advertise or promote themselves but expect that people will come to them - which in many deprived areas people are people, if they dont know about it they wont & also pride thing maybe

WillowTheWhisp · 16-05-2007, 11:11

I think a lot of people don't even know what the heck Surestart is.

Also kids having everything they want , computers etc, doesn't mean they are parented properly. Some people think that being a good parent just means buying your kids everything you can afford, but it does them more good to learn they can't have everything they want. A good relationship with your children is more valuable than material goods.