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Here is my two cents
1) pursue criminal charges, let her face the criminal justice system with potential fines and jail time ( she probably wont do jail) but you may not know her history- Has she done this before? is she on probabtion for violence? What is she taeching her kids? She needs to learn her behavior is socially unacceptable
2) Pursue a civil tort case against her for battery, my guess is an attorney would probably take this on contingency. you dont need to pursue much in damages but it outght to be enough to get her attention ...
Of course none of this is intended to be specific legal advice because I want no trouble with the ABA and bar association of your state
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