You will only get a little sympathy from me. I DO THINK WHAT HE SAID WAS MORONIC but your child was in the middle of the street. If she does not know/have the ability to judge/can't be aware when she needs to get out of the street she should not be left alone to play in the street.
I personally would have came and talk to you. My dh would have most likely just yell get out of the street, though.
Also my curtains are always closed (well at least the front ones are). I hate feeling like people are peering in. Plus we are not a very modest family, but that is nobody else's business to see.
I would really back step and address your daughters unawareness about her surroundings and her safety than the guy behavior. I would sit down with your child and say how XYZ talked to you was wrong but we have an issue ……….. You were not aware of your surroundings and you could have been hurt. For your child's safety I would use this as a teaching moment.
I personally would have came and talk to you. My dh would have most likely just yell get out of the street, though.
Also my curtains are always closed (well at least the front ones are). I hate feeling like people are peering in. Plus we are not a very modest family, but that is nobody else's business to see.
I would really back step and address your daughters unawareness about her surroundings and her safety than the guy behavior. I would sit down with your child and say how XYZ talked to you was wrong but we have an issue ……….. You were not aware of your surroundings and you could have been hurt. For your child's safety I would use this as a teaching moment.