God, this is why i'm too worried to put Smee in dyacare - it's such a little thing on the one hand. NO-one harmed, no crying etc. And yet i just feel sick at the idea of your little one having to deal with crankypants carer all day

I sometimes grab smee and she loses her footing (she's only been walking about 6 weeks) but i then wait for her to regain it. If she's in danger (edge of road) i guess i might drag her/yank her but in a corridor?

I don't think you're overreacting - Sherie's right - she was waiting for you to react so she KNEW she shouldn't have done it.

B