sharing info with social services...?

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So, long story short, my SO’s little girl has been living with us now since the end of December. 
The Story: She was taken away from her bio-mom shortly after she was born (born in March 2016) and lived with a foster family until she came to us. My SO had no idea of the situation until social services called him early last year (when she was basically a year old). His ex (bio-mom) broke up with him when she was still pregnant and told him the baby wasn’t his because she was cheating on him and then absolutely refused to talk to him.
January 30th we had a court date, and bio-mom agreed to the order that she (she meaning their child) will now be in full time unsupervised care of my SO. So now the files have been closed with social services.
My question is this.....
Last night I searched on Facebook for bio-moms profile, to look and see if she had any pictures of little girl when she was even littler, since we don’t have any..
I found a post bio-mom made to a public group stating that she is pregnant again and is scared about losing this child to social services as well if they find out she is pregnant again. (This will be her 3rd baby. The other 2 (which includes my SO’s obviously) were both taken by social services because she has been deemed an unfit mother). She states that she lied to social services when they asked her if she was pregnant again and also states that she is considering moving to a different province to have the baby and not going to hospitals because she doesn’t want anyone to find out she’s having another baby.
I feel like I should tell our social worker

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I would if it were me, but not sure if you can. Maybe call and ask if it’s possible? If not I’m sure they will find out somehow.

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I would screenshot and let the social worker know since she directly lied about it. It may not have any bearing on your case, but if they asked, it’s because they need to know. 
I wouldn’t make a big deal out of it though, just a general letting you know email would be appropriate, and don’t bring it up again so it doesn’t come across as looking vindictive.

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That was real smart of her to post on a public Facebook group. I’d let them know.

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Bio mom is all types of stupid writing this online and thinking no one will find out.... screenshot it and send it

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Let them know, and have screen shots if possible. Also it doesn't matter if it is hospital or clinic, every province can pull up her information. So unless she plans on not seeking medical attention at all, someone would eventually find out and inform social services of the new province anyway, as well as the old province.

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CPS don't just take kids away for no reason. That's shady of her to already be talking about leaving the state or province just to avoid CPS officials from investigating her again. Normal people, who have nothing to hide, and nothing to worry about, don't just move to evade child services. I don't think there's anything they can do right now, until she actually gives birth, but they can probably go out and investigate once the child is born.

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The problem is that social services/CPS have no way of tracking people down once they leave their province/state. There are so many people involved in the system in some way that there’s simply not enough manpower or finances to do so. They rely on accurate information from people in order to do their job. 
So, yeah, I would contact them with the information that you have so that they can better monitor the situation.

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I would show that post to someone. She's already proving to be unfit, especially not going to a doctor. It's not fair to that poor baby to have a mom like that

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I would screenshot the post and inform social services. She wouldn’t even be able to know it was you since she posted it in a public forum.

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I would tell the social worker. Then it's in their hands and not yours. Let's say this women is a wonderful mom now miraculously. Well she's still being a danger to her unborn baby and herself by not going to doctors (if I'm reading that correctly). If it were me I would just want this responsibly with someone who's trained to handle it.

sharing info with social services...?

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