So my one-year-old son decided that he was gonna take off running down the driveway the other day and He isn't that great at it. So of course he stumbled over his feet and fell and he smacked his face on the driveway he had a big old like skid mark on his face and I myself Normally would not take him out in public like that like it is a big fear of mine that people are gonna think that I abused him and I just don't want to deal with that. Well, my friend asked me if we wanted to go out to eat. I was like, you know what? Why not? And she decided when she saw him, right in front of like a whole bunch of people, say, oh my God, look at his face. Do you abuse him? And I know she was joking, but it's like she called the attention of everybody there. And I was like, this is why I don't take him out when he gets bruises. I mean it was an accident and anybody with a young child knows it's an accident. But would you take yours out if they had a big old mark on their face? No. Let me know.

I was to take my kiddos out because now I have a one you're too and I get up get that and I went through a lot of my first one so we document in a lot of things with the doctor so I always am I basically and I get that she was joking what is a timer please for that because people public they don't Joe save this judge but yeah I'm still taking my kiddos out

Yeah I definitely understand your concern because we live in an age of social media they just take a picture of your child and make up a whole narrative that's not even real and people will follow it so I understand that when they take your kids out when they're bruised up but at the same time we are no kids gonna be kids like and we just need to be more realistic like every kid is not getting abused they look happy the mom looks good like come on now stop it