It will be terrifying for a two year old to witness this sort of violence, she won’t understand it, but it will deeply effect And shape her.
She will either grow up and end up in the same situation, or sadly, she will despise Or pity you for taking it, for making her live there, and of course he will do it to her, in some way she will be abused by him.
She already is having to witness this, which is abuse in itself, if social services were aware of what this little girl was seeing they would remove her and not allow her back op until they were sure you could safe guard her and not have him in the house.
You know he will go too far one day, someone will hear it, or your daughter will tell, and ss will be involved, seldom does this sort of thing go hidden, it doesn’t just stop, it always escalates, as much as the people involved pretend no one knows what goes on in their home. They do.
And it’s the classic abusers line. After every assault, I’m sorry, you made me do it, I love you so much, with even tears, till the next time and they do it again, just that little bit worse, that little bit sooner, and then they cry and say sorry , they are so so sorry, they love you so so much, they won’t ever do it again, you made them do it, and then they do it again, even more the next time, even quicker than before.
Till you’re scared to argue, covering up the bruises with clothes and make up, lying to the hospital. I fell down the stairs, honest.
And then one day you look up to the slamming of the door, as your daughter walks out, for good.