Today I met a friend for a coffee. I had 16 week old dd with me. Whilst in the cafe, in a larger store I thought dd had pood. When she does yiu have to be fast as she is bf and it can go everywhere. The toilets were at the back of the shop so I walked there carrying dd and my bag.
On the way back I was walking through the cafe when something hit my leg and nearly tripped me up. When I looked down I saw it was a child of about 4/5 who had come from my left (which is why I didn't see her) and was heading back to her parents. We didn't bump particularly hard and the child didn't seem hurt.
The mother didn't look at me but immediately began saying (very dramatically) are you OK, are you alright to the child and then had her sit in her knee to hug her.
I genuinely didn't think I was at fault as I had been walking straight ahead and the child had come from the side. However, I like to make the peace and it was an accident so I smiled at the mother and said sorry. The mother just blanked me and continued fussing her child.
Aibu to think she should have also apologised and been a bit more light hearted about it? It was an accident, no one was hurt so there's no need to try and make anyone feel bad about it.