Hayley Cawley described how she has been accused of lying about the fox's attack on her five-week-old son Dennie.
Talking about the attacks from people online she told Daybreak; "They've been terrible, I had a little look last night and I had to close the page down."
Responding to claims that it was not a fox but a dog that attacked Dennie Ms Cawley said, "I've never had a dog in my life."
Hayley Cawley has told Daybreak of the horror of coming down stairs to find her five-week-old baby being dragged out of the house by a fox.
She said that if baby Dennie had been any smaller the fox would have been able to drag him faster and "things could have been much worse."
The five-week-old baby attacked by a fox has been released from hospital and is back with his parents.
However the boy's mother, Hayley Cawley, told The Sun she will never return to their home where the attack took place.
Ms Cawley said the fox had severed two of Dennie Dolan's arteries and her son underwent a five-hour-long operation while surgeons tried to save one of his fingers.
“Afterwards they told us there was a 70 percent chance he will recover full use of it and that he was very lucky", she added.
The mother of a five-week-old baby attacked by a fox has told of how she managed to pull him from the animal's jaws as it dragged the boy "like a 10lb chicken".
Speaking about the attack on Dennie Dolan, Hayley Cawley told The Sun:
It had Dennie’s left hand in its jaws. Dennie’s head was covered in blood and it was running down his cheeks.
His head was lodged in the corner of the door frame and the fox couldn’t get him out of the door.
I kicked it hard but it wouldn’t let go. I was scared it would sink its teeth in even further so I lashed out at it with my hand and kept hitting it.
If I’d got there a few seconds later my baby would have been out of the door and I might never have seen him again.
The mother of fox attack victim Denny Dolan had gone upstairs when she heard a bang and rushed down to find the animal dragging her baby towards the back door, his aunt has said.
"It was so traumatic," Lorraine Murphy told The Times (£). "The family are devastated. I spoke to my brother at the hospital, but he couldn't even talk. Denny's lovely - he was a perfect baby."
The company which is responsible for maintenance issues with the baby's home has denied press reports it failed to respond to requests from the family to fix a damaged door.
Phoenix Community Housing said repair works were completed last month and said no further requests had been made.
Many messages of support for fox attack victim Denny Dolan have be posted on his mother Hayley Banks Cawley's Facebook page.
One message read: "Hayley I can't imagine how your feeling if I can do anything to help just let me no!! Sending lots of love xxxxxxxx".
Another added: "Hayley hope your ok Hun, and little man is being taken care of properly where he is, if ya need anything just say xx".
A message on father Paul Dolan's Facebook page read: "Poor little man :-( sending lots of positive thoughts to him x x x".
The father of a month-old baby who was attacked by a fox has paid tribute to his "poor boy" as the family is inundated with messages of support.
Paul Dolan posted the comment on Facebook along with a photo of his son, Denny Dolan, which showed his hand heavily bandaged as he recovers in hospital.
Surgeons reportedly had to reattach one of the baby's fingers after he was dragged from his cot at his family's home near Bromley, south east London, on Wednesday. He also had cuts to his face which needed stitches.
The hospital, who treated a one-month-old baby after being dragged from his cot by a fox which tore his finger off, has responded to the incident today. A spokeswoman for St Thomas' Hospital said:
The Evelina Children's Hospital, part of Guy's and St Thomas' NHS Foundation Trust, can confirm that the baby has been moved from the High Dependency Unit to a ward and is recovering well.
The parents are very relieved and ask for their privacy to be respected at this time.
A one-month-old baby is recovering after being dragged from his cot by a fox which tore his finger off. The animal seriously injured the infant after entering his bedroom in Bromley in south east London, according to reports.
The attack is the latest in a number of incidents of other incidents of foxes attacking humans.
ITV News' Richard Pallot reports: