That's a difficult question. It's very sad to see a child so out of control, I'm sure it's very hard for all the people involved.

If she is already receiving therapy and is being dealt with by social services, then all that can be done, is being done. Hopefully with time she will mature and get healthier.

Maybe medication change, and intense treatment may be the answer. I know from personal experience with the children I was in facilities with, they were placed there as the last resort. They seemed to get better with time.

I know something, and all, that can be done, needs to be done now because it may take years, and entering adulthood in a healthy state is crucial.

Yet sometimes these sorts of situations are out of our control, and we have to let others in an experienced field deal with it.

I really hope it works out for the baby, the parents, and the people working with her.