See Why Mum Is So Terrified Of Her 9-Year-Old Daughter

A terrified mum has made a cry for help to be saved from daughter who abuses and beats her on a daily basis.

According to Mirror, two years ago, Macey started behaving differently, there will be times she will be sweet and affectionate and other times she will be screaming, beating and hurling any available object at her mother.

Her mum, Chloe who most times hides away from her daughter in her room, has asked authorities for help for herself and Marcy but social services have refused to render any assistance as they consider Macey’s case not to be at “crisis point”.

Chloe Peck, 35, said: “I would just love for ­someone to listen and get her assessed. Do I have to end up in hospital to get support? One minute she’s adorable, the next a monster – it’s Jekyll and Hyde. She’ll get so angry and ­violent, ­hitting, kicking or throwing any object in sight at me and then it’ll be like a comedown. She’ll get down and start apologising, telling me she loves me and she’s sorry. I feel guilty because although she’s remorseful I’m so upset I can’t comfort her. I just want her to go away.

In the past week, ­rather than me hiding in my room we have fitted metal bolts on the kitchen door so that if she goes into a fit of rage we can put her out in the hallway to calm down.

“Family and friends are shocked when I say what’s happened. Macey tends to ­behave the way she does when it is just us in the house – not around strangers or other people. “But they know it’s true. Obviously my other kids witness it and they’d never doubt me ­anyway.

It’s just me she attacks at home – and her siblings if they try to intervene. I’m 5ft 6in, she comes up to my ­shoulders. Half the reason I try to put space between us when she’s in a rage is I’m worried I might lose control and hit back.”

Chloe who has three other children, can not pin point what could have caused such a turn around in her once sweet girl, though she thinks it may be linked to the breakup with her dad that happened 5 years ago.

She said: “It started in the school ­holidays a few years ago. There was no reason I can think of that triggered it. Overnight, she went from this sweet, happy, docile child to this monster. I told her ‘no’ to something trivial and she just flipped – started slapping my legs and screaming. It caused such a ­commotion that my neighbour asked if I was OK.

She can’t tolerate my new partner. If she knows he’s coming over she’ll kick off. When he tries to restrain her, she’ll try to hit him. We’ve nearly broken up. I can’t cope.”

Now very desperate, Chloe is willing to accept any form of help after she has been rejected twice. She said: “We keep getting rejected. They say no in a letter. I’ve been left in the dark and it’s frustrating.”