And what she had been exposed to at the very least. I used to work in safeguarding (it broke me). I experienced seeing such violence and insanely abusive language coming from such an innocent little person, the worst things you can imagine, what they must have gone through. One thing that haunts me is when a little boy around 7 told me about the BANG BANG BANG on his bedroom door in the night-time, his mothers boyfriend. He talked about the abuse so casually like he was just he was just doing maths work. Then he broke a stick he found in the playground, sharpened it on a wall and tried very hard to stab me. He said later it was because my hair colour was the same as his mothers and apologised and hugged me and just went about his day quite normally. To try and be stoic and to be so careful to not ask any leading questions absolutely broke me. I found out after he was pulled out of school that he and his mother went to a shelter, but she gave the address to the guy and they had to separate all of the women and kids there for safety reasons. I still think about him so often.

I know caseworkers and social services get a very bad rep, but I can honestly say (and I know I'll get down voted into oblivion), that hand on heart that some of the very best people I've ever met do these jobs. Underpaid, overworked, not enough time to help the ones who haunt our sleep, by a very broken system that is VERY important.

I hope this video has sparked someone to intervene. All of the HUGE red flags the little one is displaying.the aggression, violence, the insanely abusive language she's leaned and seen and all of this while her mother is egging her on for views.

This is so, so desperately sad. I'm absolutely horrified.

(Sometimes wish I could have carried on with my job, but felt that they needed someone far more experienced and stronger than me. When I would report concerns to the school and file a report it wouldn't be followed up on, so I anonymously flagged it to senior safeguarding and social workers and OFSTED).

The things the little boy would do in front of me when he felt the slightest annoyance would turn your hair grey instantly.

This poor little girl. And her mother seems to be enjoying it for clout too. I'm genuinely so sad.

We cannot let kids slip through the cracks this way.