The Day I Dropped My Husband at the Airport, My Eight-Year-Old Daughter Warned Me Not to Go Home. Minutes Later, I Saw Why.
“We’ll discuss safety planning and any protective orders available.
We also want someone to speak with her who knows how to interview children.”
I felt myself bristle.
“She already told me what she heard.”
“And you did exactly what a parent should do by listening,” Navarro said.
“A trained interviewer can help us document it without making her repeat the same frightening story to five different adults.”
That distinction mattered.
I had spent the morning asking Lily questions because I needed to act.