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Mother Lauren Saint George (pictured), 25 of Enfield, who shook her ten-week-old daughter to death after social workers allowed her baby to be taken home has today been spared jail.
Haringey council, which dismissed hospital fears to let a severely depressed mother take her newborn home before she killed her, has apologised and launched a serious case review.
Lily-Mai Saint George died from a serious head injury and had also suffered 18 rib fractures, two breaks in her leg and severe bruising at the hands of her mother Lauren Saint George, 25 (pictured).
Ten-week-old Lily-Mai Saint George died at Great Ormond Street Children's Hospital, after suffering a serious head injury and 18 rib fractures, two fractures in her leg and severe bruising.
A Haringey social worker was 'confident' that a father could look after his ten-week-old daughter two days before he and his partner killed the baby, a court heard today.