When directly addressed, it's only by terms of endearment that could be used for any child, such as "hun" and "little one".
Ambiguous Gender: The child is dressed in blue pajamas, but seems to identify with a girl in a pink dress in a jigsaw puzzle. However, you will never know about them unless you have the Museum DLC and bother to read the texts. All There in the Script: The names of the game's four monsters are Harald (the one with the umbrella), Hyda (the frizzly-haired, tank top-wearing female), Heap (the Trench Coat Monster), and Honz (the fireplace). Meanwhile, the Forested House level is depicted as a half-house, half-swamp structure as it represents the tearing apart of the Child's family. The reason why you get locked up in a shed of the Playground is because the Child was once bullied by older kids. All There in the Manual: There are a lot of interesting trivia in the Museum DLC about the symbolism of the levels' designs. All Just a Dream: It appears that way toward the game's end, where you come to in a closet when you traverse the house once more, everything looks normal. 
The father appears to have been trying to save the child the whole time.
All Abusers Are Male: Averted the mother is an abusive alcoholic. The Alcoholic: The Toddler's mother is having some issues. They even do this to their mother while she's crying on the kitchen floor. Affectionate Gesture to the Head: The toddler often does this after picking Teddy up. You can also hide in the space where you find the frozen doll. A temporary solution is to turn the lightswitch on the right wall, but the light will turn off eventually. Unlike most examples, you can't do jackshit to it once you're trapped besides screaming out for mommy. Advancing Boss of Doom: Honz in the prequel chapter.
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