Who do I tell when a child is over anxious in its own home?
Who do I tell when a 6 month old has legs like jelly?
Who do I tell when a 2 year old’s language disappears?
Who do I tell when a 6 year old has a meltdown over her spelling homework?
Who do I tell when I frequently see a child under 10 walking the streets alone with his dog, knowing his mother allows it?
Who do I tell when my neighbour’s babies cry all the time?
Who do I tell when a 3 year old makes no sounds – whatsoever?
Who do I tell when I see a father ‘play wrestling’ with his under-2-year-old daughter and every time he pushes her in ‘the game’ to the point of crying and then blames her?
Who do I tell when I learn that a toddler is regularly left for several hours in a playpen in the ‘care’ of her 80-year-old incapacitated grandfather?
Who do I tell when a 6 month old girl sits in the middle of a room expressionless and emotionless, never reaching for a toy even when encouraged?
Who do I tell when a ‘friend’ grabs her crying 4‑year-old granddaughter, plops her on the couch and demands that she stop crying?
Who do I tell when an adult doesn’t change a child’s diaper even when it’s worse than saturated?
Who do I tell when a previously happy 3‑year-old goes into a panic attack when her paternal grandmother arrives unexpectedly?
Who do I tell when a father is outside with his child on a swing and he doesn’t speak to her?
Who do I tell when 2‑year-old and 4‑year-old siblings run and hide in a closet when their grandmother arrives saying “We don’t like grandmaâ€?
Who do I tell when a mother remarries, has her wedding reception and then leaves on her honeymoon but has forgotten to organise a bag of clothing and transportation to a caregiver for her 4 or 5‑year-old child from a previous marriage?
Who do I tell?