I didnt contact SS, they contacted me, they told me the case was closed and not to worry anymore.
Now I am expected to tell my H to phone them, to say what exactly?
Why did I post this thread? To get support, I needed to speak to people about the situation and work out what I was going to do.
My first step was to remove the children and myself from the house
my second step was to remove my husband from the house
Third - speak to NSPCC who said given the information there was little evidence to suggest the children had been exposed to anything, I allowed husband to stay in his home rather than having nowhere to go on a Sunday night
Fourth step - I spoke to the nursery about the issue, asked them to be aware of any changes in behaviour and alert me immedately
Fifth, I spoke to my husband at length about the issues, about how I felt about it and how I felt about him, I told him that Social services would be involved and may want to speak to us/him
Sixth, I picked my children up from nursery an hour early, spoke to my CCP and head of nursery at length, made sure that clear notes were made, took the children home.
Seventh - spoke to nursery who informed me social services would be in touch, spoke to social worker at length about the issue, she told me that there was no sign of risk to the child, no examples of change of behaviour and no reason to suspect anything other than what my husband had to say had happened - case closed.
I have been told from all the people that I have spoken to that I am doing the right thing, I am not prepared to break up a family based upon one stupid mistake. Be alert to it, sure, be aware of it, definitely.
I am also quite shocked that so many would be able to just split up a marriage just like that, I dont think it would do my children any good, I dont think that it would do anyone any good and it does not need to matter.
That is my decision, it is not inspite of my childrens wishes or needs, they are a huge huge part of it.
He made a stupid mistake, would people feel the same if it were a violent horror film he was watching? Because I would, it is still inappropriate for a child to see and they should be protected from it. He knows that now and has made sure pornography is not available inside our home. The social workers, nursery and NSPCC are happy with that outcome. As am I.
Again, I respect that you all have differing opinions but I did start this thread for support through what has been an awful, awful time for me and I would rather people put down the bone. I am not going to leave my husband over this one incident, if we do split up, it will be in a way that ensures we all have a roof over our heads.