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 She said her daughter was distraught when Leiland was taken into care.

Last August Miss Corkill posted photographs of her son on Facebook with the caption: 'I don't need to be constantly reminded of my bad choices from my past experience. I will live with them for the rest of my days.' 

Cumbria County Council said the baby was under its care but had been living with the couple before the final adoption order was granted by the courts.

The child was living with adoptive parents in Barrow when he died while still under the care of Cumbria County Council, who have since referred themselves for an independent review. Pictured: Alder Hey Children's Hospital in Liverpool Dragon I See Dead People Well Technically They are Stupid People But Give Me A Few Minutes Shirt

The Adoption and Children Act 2002 requires that a child lives with their prospective parents before an application for an adoption order can be made.

The council has since recommended that an independent safeguarding review is carried out. 

An inquest into Leiland's death was adjourned on January 26 pending a police investigation.

Detective Chief Superintendent Dean Holden, of Cumbria Police, said: 'Two people have been arrested as part of an ongoing investigation into the tragic death of a one-year-old boy in Barrow.

'An investigation is under way by a dedicated team of detectives and other specialists.'

Police received a report from North West Ambulance Service on January 6 this year regarding the incident at a property in Cumbria. Pictured: Cumbria County Council

John Readman, executive director at Cumbria County Council, said: 'This is a deeply distressing case and our thoughts are with the little boy's family. 

'We can confirm that he was looked after by the local authority and at the time of his death was placed with adoptive parents.' 

He added: 'A police investigation is also ongoing, and so we are unable to make any further comment at this stage.'

The council faced criticism when former supermarket worker Paul Worthington, 50, was not prosecuted for his daughter Poppi's death in December 2012, despite a coroner and judge ruling that she had been sexually assaulted by her father.

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