beauty queen genetics?
When Child Protective workers presented a judge with a petition to take Botox mom's child into State custody, they needed more than just mom sticking needles into her face to get the signature. A judge would immediately ask, "have you spoken to the mother about this?" and "did you get her to agree to halt this practice?" before the judge signs on, as generally, every attempt is made to keep a family together before placing the child in State custody.
It may be that the CPS workers learned what would come as no surprise to most: a mother this vain who obsesses and uses her child to gain fame, likely has lots of other issues resulting in abuse and or neglect of her child.
It is not that a mother is high functioning, loving, caring, kind, protective and nurturing on all issues, except this one: poking needles into her child's face.
This type of narcissistic and money driven behavior will highlight the real issue, which then reveals a host of abusive and neglectful practices:
The mother puts her own needs and wants before the child's needs.
This story may leave many asking, "is narcissism hereditary?"
Botox mom was quoted as saying "I'm a wonderful mother" something that wonderful mothers don't say (they're too tired). When a mother says "I am a wonderful mother", given all the guilt associated with the many mistakes parents make, it is generally a projection of acute guilt as it attempts to masquerade abuse and neglect by the subject. Now questions are being asked about deception.
Once another wonderful mother said, "just because someone tells a few, a few mistruths, doesn't make them a murderer." The country will learn soon more about this statement.
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Botox mother 'obsessed' with reality TV and may have lied about giving daughter injections in a bid to find fame
Authorities investigate whether publicity-hungry mother staged a hoax
No evidence so far that daughter Britney has been in any pageants
A mother who admitted on national television that she gave her eight-year-old daughter Botox injections may have been lying in a desperate attempt to get publicity.
Kerry Campbell caused outrage when she went on the Good Morning America show and said she injected her young daughter to give her an edge in pageant competitions.
San Francisco authorities launched an investigation after receiving scores of complaints and Child Protective Services.
Convincing: Hundreds of complaints were received when Kerry was featured on the Good Morning America show injecting her daughter with Botox
As a result, Britney was removed from Kerry's house by social workers over the weekend.
One insider said: 'It's beginning to look like Kerry's claims about giving her daughter Botox injections looks like a hoax, and that Kerry is making the entire thing up for publicity.
'Kerry is obsessed with reality television, and wants to become famous.
'Child Protective Services are conducting an investigation about the Botox claims.
Shocking: Kerry marks Britney's face before injecting her with Botox
'But at this point, there is absolutely no evidence that Kerry injected Britney with Botox.'
Miss Campbell said she was injecting Britney with the anti-wrinkle treatment to help with her daughter's pageant career.
The informant said: 'Investigators and social workers have been unable to prove that Britney has ever been in any beauty pageants.
'Britney is now being cared for by relatives, and is doing well.'
If Kerry made up the entire story, 'she will be in some serious trouble as far as custody goes of her daughter, Britney,' the insider added.
'I want her to have the best start in life': Campbell, originally from Birmingham, but now living in San Francisco, said she was carrying out the beauty treatments to help her daughter be more competitive in child pageants
'If she didn't actually inject Britney with Botox, that is going to open another element to the investigation.
'If the mother is so obsessed with becoming famous, and putting her daughter out there like that, her motives and intentions are going to be very closely examined.
The insider said authorities are looking into the possibility that Kerry doesn't live in San Francisco, but in Southern California and goes by a different name, and could have another daughter, Radaronline.com reports.
'Child Protective Services is trying to just establish basic facts about the case, where does Kerry live, and it appears that she has several other aliases, and she could have another younger child, another daughter.
'It's very difficult to get a straight answer from her,' the source said.
On the show, Britney complained that the injections hurt her face, but said she didn’t want any wrinkles on her face. The local child protection unit took the girl away over the weekend.
Trent Rohrer, of the San Francisco social services department, said: ‘It’s pretty unusual for a mom to be injecting an eight-year-old with Botox and certainly is grounds for an investigation.'
Miss Campbell, a part-time beautician, claimed she got the idea for Botox from other mothers whose children compete in beauty pageants.
Bruised: Eight-year-old Britney is seen recovering with an ice pack after the treatment
She said: ‘When Britney takes part in pageants, parents talk about how they have given their daughter an extra jab to plump her lips or lose a wrinkle.
‘Everyone is doing it and talking about it. We are not doing anything illegal, and I don’t want my daughter being the only one who doesn’t have a bit of extra help.’
Campbell, 34, said she buys the Botox over the internet and spends nearly $250 for a 3ml vial.
As well as the anti-wrinkle treatment she claimed she has also been waxing her daughter’s legs to prevent hair growth.
She added: ‘What I am doing for Britney now will help her become a star. I know one day she will be a model, actress or singer, and having these treatments now will ensure she stays looking younger and baby-faced for longer. All I want is for Britney to have the best start in life, so it is easier for her to become a superstar.
All made up: But is this Britney at a pageant or just putting on a solo show for the camera
‘More mothers should do it for their daughters. I wish that I’d had the same advantages when I was younger.’
Britney’s father, who was much older than Campbell, died four years ago.
Organisers of child beauty pageants denied that the young competitors have had to use Botox. ‘I’ve never, ever heard of a child getting that. It’s ridiculous,’ said Barbara Thomas, a director with California Gold Coast Pageants.
‘What would a child have need of Botox for? They don’t have a wrinkle on their face. That woman must be off her rocker.’
Dermatologists and child psychology experts said that injecting Botox into a child is clearly unhealthy and ill advised.
‘Medically, who knows what this is going to do to a growing child, and then psychologically, oh my God. It’s disgusting,’ Dr Laura Davies, a child psychiatrist at California Pacific Medical Centre said.
‘The goal of parenthood is to love your kids like they’re the best thing since sliced bread. It’s not that complicated,’ Dr Davies said.
‘The message she’s sending is, “You’re not good enough”. She’s prioritizing physical beauty, which is exactly what you don’t want to do.
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