<human>: Ok so here's the full story:
We were supposed to attend my niece's birthday party dinner in the evening so I went to get a shower while my husband took care of our 2 year old and 8 week old. Husband went out to make 8wo a bottle of milk and noticed that as I was showering, the ceiling was leaking so he mopped up the mess, got the baby bottle and went back into the living area where the kids were - in those 3-4 minutes the 2 year old found my nail glue and decided he'd be super helpful and feed it to 8wo! It was over his face, mouth and coated half of the inside of his mouth. Ensue absolute panic - we weren't sure if the glue was toxic or how much baby could possibly have ingested as 2yo had hidden the glue, so we went to a&e just to check. (if he'd been older we'd have gone to the minor injuries unit but as he's so small still we didn't want to risk it so went straight to a&e, a 3 min drive away).
I digress, after we had been seen, the nurse informed us we would be getting a visit from social services and they would inform my health visitor. Seeing as they discharged us relatively quickly after letting us know it was non toxic and his saliva would break down whatever is left in his mouth I figured it was a bit much. My other children have been to a&e for accidents much worse but never had SS involved. What can I expect to happen next?

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<bot>: toddler fed 8 week old some nail glue, it went everywhere, a&e referred us to social services. What now? is it an over reaction on their part or am i that awful?!