piranha attack

[SilverSabre25]

either way it's not ok that the provider let it happen that many times. so horrible.

Oh absolutely, no matter what it's awful.

I actually think the unregistered user's suggestion might be accurate

[Play Care]

Bumping this up because on Facebook someone mentioned that they felt the bites looked like adult teeth marks

Having (thankfully) never had biting at my day care, I've never seen any teeth marks at all, so I've nothing to go on.

Either way, just horrible.

[Josiegirl]

Bumping this up because on Facebook someone mentioned that they felt the bites looked like adult teeth marks

Having (thankfully) never had biting at my day care, I've never seen any teeth marks at all, so I've nothing to go on.

Either way, just horrible.

Has there been any more investigation mentioned?
Just reading the possibility of it having been adult marks gave me the chills.

I've read a few different accounts of it and some of it just does not add up. And one of the dcfs supporting the dc says everything is being blown up out of proportion? The dcm of the infant claims the dcp showed her licensing paperwork and everything? So many unanswered questions.

[childcaremom]

Bumping this up because on Facebook someone mentioned that they felt the bites looked like adult teeth marks

Having (thankfully) never had biting at my day care, I've never seen any teeth marks at all, so I've nothing to go on.

Either way, just horrible.

[daycare]

OMG what.,. That's just sick.

Have they release any new information on this ?

[NoMoreJuice!]

I've been watching for updates, and this is the only one, about a week ago:

http://www.ksat.com/news/defenders/parents-of-bitten-child-sue-day-care

The provider had stated in an interview (the one where she didn't show her face) that she wanted to go through the proper channels to get licensed, but this video shows the mom suing the provider so that she'll be unable to get a license or care for any child in the future.

Adult teeth though, I think that's pushing the imagination a bit. The crazy randomness of where the bites are located does puzzle me though. It's usually on a hand reaching for a toy, like an automated response for the biter. Weird case.

[Febby]

Adult teeth though, I think that's pushing the imagination a bit. The crazy randomness of where the bites are located does puzzle me though. It's usually on a hand reaching for a toy, like an automated response for the biter. Weird case.

A few years ago, I had a four year old who bit me on the upper thigh and stomach after bitting another child on the face. (And kicking me in the stomach) That child had some serious behavioral issues though. Given the opportunity, I wouldn't be surprised if she bit another child (or staff member) 20+ times, but she was far from normal.