How to Handle Disability

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  • Core12
    Daycare.com Member
    • Oct 2016
    • 160

    How to Handle Disability

    I have a 21 month old who has developmental issues from a birthing incident. I watch him part time and knew from the beginning he had issues due to lack of oxygen. He just started walking a few steps and his pediatrician told his parents that he needs speech therapy, ot and pt. His parents are young and separated and still have not set this up even though I offered to allow therapy in my home.
    Now, he is Extremely strong and Huge! He throws heavy toys across rooms, rocks the pack n play so hard I think it will break, and rocks back and forth in his high chair so hard! It is not easy lifting him into the high chair or lifting him into the pack n play.
    I want him to go to another daycare as mine is primarily infants and I’m afraid for their safety!
    Also! His mom works for a daycare so I’m confused as to why she doesn’t bring him there!
    Am I being setup to be sued?!
  • Michael
    Founder & Owner-Daycare.com
    • Aug 2007
    • 7947

    #2
    As a private business you can tell the parents that you are an infants only business and that the child aged out. The safety of your other younger children come first.

    We had a previous thread that touched on this issue. https://www.daycare.com/forum/showthread.php?t=41807

    Also, we moved the forum to https://forum.daycare.com

    Come join us there.
    Last edited by Michael; 09-04-2021, 11:02 AM.

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