Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I would call the school counselor and CPS. They will investigate contrary to what a PP stated.
CPS will certainly investigate. The school will not investigate something that happened at a private home over the summer. Also, schools do not investigate suspicion of child abuse. They let the professionals do that. Schools holding their own investigations can actually impede CPS and law enforcement investigations so they are told not to investigate such claims, just to make the report. Why is that difficult to understand?
Why would they investigate? What is there to investigate?
Believe it or not when kids have older siblings they observe and see things and try and figure out what things are "cool" not only to impress their older sibling but also their own friends. Could be the older sibling and his friends were talking about it, laughing and the younger kid thinks it's something cool so tries to show off to his friend.
I think the OP made the right decision. Ended the play date and moved on. Sometimes that's all that needs to be done.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I would call the school counselor and CPS. They will investigate contrary to what a PP stated.
CPS will certainly investigate. The school will not investigate something that happened at a private home over the summer. Also, schools do not investigate suspicion of child abuse. They let the professionals do that. Schools holding their own investigations can actually impede CPS and law enforcement investigations so they are told not to investigate such claims, just to make the report. Why is that difficult to understand?
Anonymous wrote:I would call the school counselor and CPS. They will investigate contrary to what a PP stated.
Anonymous wrote:I would call the school counselor and CPS. They will investigate contrary to what a PP stated.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:This thread is a good reminder of what we all should be watching for in these situations. Do they attend the same school? I would have a school counselor investigate before calling CPS. Only because that would give the opportunity to be investigated by a mandatory reporter before going all-out.
Yep, that's exactly the avenue I'm thinking would be best. They do attend the same school so I'll go that route
Anonymous wrote:This thread is a good reminder of what we all should be watching for in these situations. Do they attend the same school? I would have a school counselor investigate before calling CPS. Only because that would give the opportunity to be investigated by a mandatory reporter before going all-out.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I think you handled it well. I would not allow my child to play with these kids anymore.
Re: CPS, I don't know. I don't know if they're being abused or are in a house where more explicit tv/movies/video games are often on in the background.
It is abusive to show a 9 year old a video with explicit sexual positions such as 69.