When You Have Children...

[Aercadia]

I do worry if he ever nips and she Sees it. I'm anticipate being nipped at some point. But I do reinforce with her that he is very little and scared and that if we take care of him and are patient he can be a very good part of family. But we have to show him respect and understand how scary it can be (for him).

I don't think this will be as big of a problem as you expect. I think the foundation you have laid is fantastic, just keep reminding her that all animals have the capacity to bite (people too), but they only do it if they are afraid or hungry, and how to avoid those situations - and don't make a big deal about it, just another factoid about keeping animals, and good handling practices. One day, if/when you do get bit, don't make a big deal about it, and neither will she! Just explain how and why it happened, and oops oh well, safer next time! And then on to better and less bite-related things.