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Yet Another Pack-N-Play Injury in Daycare
"Sabryna says she got a call from her daughter’s daycare saying that the baby did not look right and that she should be taken to a hospital. Sabryna then went to pick up her daughter, at which point she was informed via phone that they believed the girl was injured falling out of a pack-and-play, a combination play and nap space similar to a crib."
"Sabryna set those thoughts aside and proceeded to pick up her daughter and take her to the emergency room. In the ER, she says she wasv (sic) informed that her daughter has two brain bleeds, or subdural lateral hematomas. As the injury was severe, it could not be handled locally and required treatment at a hospital an hour and a half away. Her daughter stayed in the hospital for several days and received a series of tests, at which point it was revealed that she also had a spinal cord injury.
After the child was discharged, Sabryna’s husband and mother visited the daycare to speak with the owners and figure out exactly what happened. They are told that neither the daycare owner nor the owner’s employee were in the room when the incident took place. Because of this, it is unclear exactly what led to the injury that resulted in brain bleeds and a spinal injury." - https://www.dailydot.com/irl/daycare...ct-terminated/
**Now that article is focused on the wrong issue, as usual. They are angry the kid was terminated.
Of course, the daycare terminated the contract after this, most would because obviously they are unable to meet this kid's needs or the injury would not have happened in the first place. They need to focus on the safety of an older infant, unsupervised, in a pack-n-play. Everyone knows those things flip over, can't be sanitized and can easily be climbed out of because of the mesh siding. They are not manufactured for professional usage.
"Sabryna set those thoughts aside and proceeded to pick up her daughter and take her to the emergency room. In the ER, she says she wasv (sic) informed that her daughter has two brain bleeds, or subdural lateral hematomas. As the injury was severe, it could not be handled locally and required treatment at a hospital an hour and a half away. Her daughter stayed in the hospital for several days and received a series of tests, at which point it was revealed that she also had a spinal cord injury.
After the child was discharged, Sabryna’s husband and mother visited the daycare to speak with the owners and figure out exactly what happened. They are told that neither the daycare owner nor the owner’s employee were in the room when the incident took place. Because of this, it is unclear exactly what led to the injury that resulted in brain bleeds and a spinal injury." - https://www.dailydot.com/irl/daycare...ct-terminated/
**Now that article is focused on the wrong issue, as usual. They are angry the kid was terminated.
Of course, the daycare terminated the contract after this, most would because obviously they are unable to meet this kid's needs or the injury would not have happened in the first place. They need to focus on the safety of an older infant, unsupervised, in a pack-n-play. Everyone knows those things flip over, can't be sanitized and can easily be climbed out of because of the mesh siding. They are not manufactured for professional usage.
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