US EditionDHS's Day Care Fine Scrutinized by Family Whose Infant Was Abused There
- An Ohio woman, Kendra Small, found her infant severely scratched and bruised after picking her up from a licensed child care provider last Friday.
- Small said she was told the injuries happened because another child clawed her baby, but she remains unclear how or why her infant was harmed.
- Small brought her daughter to receive medical attention, reported the incident to the police, notified children’s services, and mentioned that the child care provider has a record of only partial compliance.
- Small recounted finding at least 23 deep scratches, areas where skin was missing on the baby's cheek and eye, as well as a black eye, describing the situation as awful, with her daughter’s face showing signs of injury and a greasy substance.
- Small demands accountability and clearer answers, highlighting her determination to understand if the attack was by a child or adult and condemning the lack of notification after the incident.
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The employee who was the subject of the claim was forced to take sick leave, seek healthcare, and ultimately change jobs.
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DHS's day care fine scrutinized by family whose infant was abused there
An investigative report into day care abuse highlights the maltreatment and how long staff were aware of the abuse before law enforcement became involved, as well as a fine from a state agency, which has a family furious.
·Saint Paul, United States
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