A heartbroken mother sang happy birthday at her son's graveyard - just weeks after he was run over and killed by his father's pick-up at a farm.
Little Ianto Jenkins, three, was playing on a bike with his sister and cousin staying at his father's countryside home when tragedy struck.
Emergency services rushed to the scene after Ianto was hit by the truck and trailer belonging to father Guto Sior Jenkins, 31, but sadly he was pronounced dead at the scene.
Mother Chloe Picton, 27, said she collapsed to the floor when former partner Gutu phoned her with the devastating news.
Heartbroken mother Chloe Picton (pictured) says she sang happy birthday at her three-year-old son's graveyard just weeks after he was run over and killed by his father's pick-up at a farm
Ianto Jenkins (pictured, right, with father Guto) was playing on a bike with his sister and cousin staying at his father's countryside home when tragedy struck and he was hit by a pick-up truck
Chloe told Wales Online: 'He said: "It's Ianto, Chloe, he's been killed" - I just fell to the floor.'
Chloe rushed to Guto's farm in Efailwen near Clynderwen, Pembrokeshire but was kept away by officials.
She said: ''I want to be with my son'', I told them. ''He's on his own.'' But they only let me see him in the hospital when he was in a better environment.'
An inquest heard the youngster suffered 'significant injuries' and was pronounced dead at the farm but care worker Chloe only saw Ianto after he was taken to hospital.
She said: 'Seeing him lying there, dead, was heartbreaking. Seeing your child so cold and lifeless is hard. I started tucking him in because I was concerned he was cold.'
Chloe said Ianto would have turned four on September 18 and she and two sisters - Seren six and Daisy-Mae, 19 months - marked the occasion by singing Happy Birthday at his graveside and sharing cake.
