Anonymous wrote:I know this is an old thread, but for those reading, this could definitely be read as grooming- starting as small but inappropriate touches in front of the parent, etc. Darkly, a pediatric nurse would be a great access point.
Anonymous wrote:Did you report it?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Was it like patting on the butt like they do in baseball? I would not have a problem with that. If it was anything else then it would be weird.
Patting on the butt in baseball IS weird.
Anonymous wrote:Did you report it?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:OP here What should I say to my son? I don’t want him to feel yucky, but I also want him to think it is not okay for adults to touch him like that.
Nothing unless he brings it up - maybe he’s forgotten? If he brings it up, seems bothered or next time is refusing to go to the dr - can’t you say you saw it, did not like it, and have already reached out to the guys boss?
Same poster- and I would add “And sorry I didn’t react more in the moment- I was very shocked. Next time what I would have done is say, ‘hey! Hands off!’ And if anyone ever touches you like that again, I want you to say the same thing- hands off weirdo!”
+1 I would not bring it up.
Disagree- you can say this “do you remember when that nurse patted you on the butt? That was not ok. He shouldn’t have touched you there, even as a joke. Mommy called the doctor and let them know that happened so that they stop that behavior.”
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:OP here What should I say to my son? I don’t want him to feel yucky, but I also want him to think it is not okay for adults to touch him like that.
Nothing unless he brings it up - maybe he’s forgotten? If he brings it up, seems bothered or next time is refusing to go to the dr - can’t you say you saw it, did not like it, and have already reached out to the guys boss?
+1 I would not bring it up.
Anonymous wrote:Male nurses make me moderately queasy in general.