Presumably you are talking about this:
"In particular, the mother referred to a number of specific incidents that she outlines in her affidavit as evidence supporting her submission on this point. She said that the evidence established:
That the father had hit the girls in the back of the head in the past and on at least one occasion one of the girls had hit her head on the table as a consequence.
That the father had gone to hit one of the girls on the back of the head on one occasion when she put her hand up and his hand bent her thumb back such that it caused her quite a degree of pain.
That one of the girls had asked the father to help her move the table when at the villa one weekend, which request he had unreasonably refused, causing the child to attempt to move the table herself, whereupon it collapsed on her fingers crushing them.
That on one occasion when one of the girls was wearing a plaster cast on her ankle, having suffered a sprain injury whilst participating in Sport 1, the father inappropriately removed the cast during the weekend visit causing the child unnecessary pain.
That in early 2010 the father crashed his motorcycle into a car with one of the children riding pillion in circumstances where, the mother asserts, the father was taking medication for his mental health issues, was speeding and driving with reckless disregard for his own safety and the safety of his daughter who was riding pillion and not appropriately dressed for motor bike riding. The girl suffered some minor injuries and was taken to hospital by ambulance.
The evidence of the mother in respect to all of the above matters is corroborated, at least to some extent, by the reporting of Ms E of the information conveyed to her by the girls during her interviews of them. Indeed, Ms E says at paragraph 32 of her report:
Information provided by the children corroborates [the mother?s] perspective to some degree."
It seems to me that in 13 years of parenting most of us would, if we really racked out brains, be able to come up with a number of incidences of doing stupid things, near misses or accidents that we could blame our partners for.
And the sentence "Information provided by the children corroborates [the mother?s] perspective to some degree" means that the children are mostly agreeing with the mother - which of course they would.
My son tells everyone he tried to break my arm once. My other son nearly killed himself cycling down a hill into a road without a helmet (when his dad was in charge of him), I have lost my temper a couple of times with the kids - once I pushed ds2 away from me and he hit his head on the corner of a table. The motorbike incident is the only one on that list which is a criminal offence - and most people in Italy drive motorbikes like that so I wouldn't be surprised if it wasn't considered unusual to have a child on the back of a bike where they live.
Also, my children could complain that I'm on mumsnet while they make their own tea sometimes.
I'm not saying he is perfect, but how many of us are? It seems to me that she has cobbled together every single incident she can think of, and got the girls to back her up to justify her actions in abducting them.