My Daddy's Broken (Child abuse PSA/PIF)

Child abuse PSA/PIF: My Daddy's broken.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GFBrFxDTF9o

My Daddy hurts me.
My Daddy scares me.
My Daddy acts crazy.
My Daddy makes me feel bad.
It's not my fault. I can tell my teacher.
My Daddy's broken.
It's not my fault. I can tell a policeman.
My Daddy's broken.
It's not my fault. I can tell someone.
My Daddy's broken.

Child abuse PSA/PIF: My Mummy's broken.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jnjt8Znvm70
https://www.bitchute.com/video/XXN58z5VgUIf/

These are simple, first person sympathetic messages for abused children (not their abuser), not made to win design awards.

The words are easily understood and 3 main elements are repeated:
1. The abusive parent is “broken”. Even very young children know “broken” things can't magically fix themselves. Children hope the situation will change. They need to know it won't, not without help.
2. The child is not to blame, it's not their fault.
3. They can tell someone.