None in the film

While Saige is talking to her grandmother, we hear a crash and Saige finds her lying, injured, on the floor.

Saige's Mimi is shown crouched and trying to move around with a walker, which is clearly painful for her. At one point she stumbles in pain and raises her voice at her therapist that she can't walk anymore that day.

None in the film

None in the film

Out of sight Saige's aunt Mimi trips and falls; Saige finds her and runs upset for help. She's seen recovering in a hospital. Subsequently, she can't involve herself with activities whilst she recovers. Not greatly scary, but a very young sensitive mind might be temporarily disturbed until finding she is well.

When Saige is in public, she finds herself temporarily petrified by the crowd and flashing cameras twice; the film demonstrates her feeling by effectively showing the intense flashes of the camera up close and her extreme upset at the situation.