She went to get her baby at the nursery and they gave her every bite | Chronic

In the United States, a worrying situation has occurred. A woman went to get her daughter for one year and three months at the nursery. When she arrived at her home and changed clothes, she realized that the baby was carrying marks of more than 25 bites in the back.

"At first, I was incredulous:" Are these marks really bitten? "And then, my brain stopped thinking and I started to cry," account Alice Bryant a Fox News.

"There are more than 25, it is difficult to know, 25 would be the minimum, more or less we come to that number when we talk to the police officer", he added.

The case occurred on February 26 at Tucson's Creative Beginnings Daycare, but it was revealed this week. Bryant reported the case to the Arizona Department of Health Services and drew police attention to the situation so that he could open an investigation.

However, investigations to date have not yielded the results expected by Bryant. For this reason, he decided to publish the pictures and tell the story of what had happened on his Facebook account.

"My daughter (named Rosalyn) was in the nursery for only 5 days when she received these injuries, I completed a police report for negligence and informed the department of health services that she had accredited the nursery, but the case is still under investigation there was not a word or the ministry contacted me with some sort of update ", said the mother.

"Do not take your kids to Daycare Creative Beginnings Daycare, it's part of an international organization and this one in Tucson is accredited by the state.They do not even have me phoned to let me know that an incident had occurred, they did not say anything when I went to get her, all these marks came in a day ", the woman added indignantly.

The Tucson Police Department, which is conducting the investigation, said the bites appear to have been caused by another child.

Alice, who with her husband are former children of the US Navy, had chosen the nursery because she had a good reference, she was accredited and close to the University of California. Arizona, where Alice works.

"You still want to protect your children and I think it did not happen," he said. "I have the impression of having left with someone who did not care for her at all."

According to a report dated July 2018, the daycare had several deficiencies reported by the authorities: children do not have registers of entry and exit, a room to change the layers not in accordance with the regulations. the staff who did not know how many children were in the clbadrooms.