@gladaonkth In this case I would definitely get child protective services involved. It isn’t to be malicious to towards the parents, but because they would likely really benefit from some long term check ins and assistance from a third party. Perhaps cps will also help them get into some parenting classes or even help identify other people that can help them care for baby girl if dad is overwhelmed and not willing to tend to her.
It may take CPS a while to visit them, but I would make a report based off concerns about mom and dad’s judgment and why, the fact that dad is prohibiting mom from caring for the baby, and the fact that baby vomited and was left in it. This is absolutely CPS worthy and that little babe needs help ASAP. It’s
imperative when making a report that you give as much detailed information as possible so that CPS knows they need to intervene and why. If you aren’t detailed enough, the report can be rejected. Their websites can be confusing sometimes so you need help figuring out how to make a report let me know or DM me what state you live in and I’ll be happy to assist!
Healthcare providers are mandated reporters so it wouldn’t hurt to follow up with the pediatrician too. They may also be helpful in reaching out to the parents to help sooner, but I am not sure on this one