In People v. Kabonic (1986) 177 Cal. App. 3d 487, the court did not reverse when the child victim had testified with her mother at her side. The factors listed there are equally applicable here: "Appellant's position is weakened by these points: (1) The failure to make the barest offer of proof in the trial court below regarding proposed evidence of the substantial risk of improper influence posed by Renee's mother; (2) the lack of any indication in the record that the presence of Renee's mother actually influenced or affected the content of Renee's testimony; (3) the fact the trial court did not, at any time during Renee's testimony, deem the presence of Renee's mother improper within the meaning of section 868.5; and (4) the failure of appellant to point to any evidence of improper influence in the record or otherwise to refer to any evidence on appeal which might support the position that the presence of Renee's mother posed a substantial risk, or in fact influenced or affected the content of Renee's testimony." ( Id. at p. 498.)