In re Anahys V.

*486The children’s out-of-court statements were corroborated by hospital records noting the older child’s noticeable change in demeanor when talking about respondent; the testimony of the expert in child psychology who found that the child’s disclosures were consistent with prior disclosures to others and that her narrative was spontaneous and lacked the “robotic” quality of coached children; and therapy records revealing the child’s repeated declarations that respondent had abused her and her sister, and her continued anger at respondent, fear of him, and nightmares and other symptoms (see e.g.…