OK for the record I have anxiety AND my job means I'm pretty on it with regards to safeguarding and child protection (albeit with much older kids).
My DD is 20 months, speaks words and some phrases.
She gets little scratches and bruises as she's a little explorer and climbs/runs/crawls into things.
However when she explains, she will say the adult she was with DID it when what she means is they picked her up, kissed her better etc. She doesn't really understand what is being asked. So for example she ran down the hall yesterday, tripped over and there's a little bruise on her knee - she says to DH when he asks her what happen "mummy do it. hurt knee" when of course I picked her up, kissed it better and put a cold flannel on it.
I'm paranoid she's going to either make it sound like I'm an awful parent (possibly ending up with something written down somewhere for many years - knowing how it should be, and the ramifications) but also of course if someone did hurt her she wouldn't be able to clearly tell me?
Am I overthinking?
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squizita · 23/05/2016 14:48
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