Leave your child in the nursery school with fourteen months and when you go looking for him have some leg burns that force you to take you to the hospital urgently, It is not the most frequent and is not easily understood or explainable.
A couple has reported to the nursery where they left their son for the burns suffered by the 14-month-old boy in the legs and buttocks on June 22. They went to pick him up after spending less than two and a half hours in the center and they had to take him to the hospital for urgency when he saw the burns he presented in the buttocks and legs.
It is evident that Child safety in these types of centers, such as kindergartens or nursery schools, must always be a priority and never and under no circumstances can you lower your guard by those responsible.
The doctors who attended them agreed that the burns were produced by contact with a very hot surface for a period of time that was too long.
The parents believe that you are second degree burns your child suffers they could be due to sitting the child on the floor of the terrace of the nursery, in the sun and with already excessively hot tiles for an excessive time, although the center points out that perhaps they have left by rubbing of his skin with the fabric of the hammock.
The burns of the child are being treated with antibiotics to avoid possible infections and with analgesia since the pain he had to have when they occurred and the one he has after, as the doctors point out has had to be high and cause intense tears at the time in which the skin was burned.
When his parents took him to the emergency department, the clinic itself gave part of the facts to the court and the parents themselves denounced the fact in the Civil Guard command, which is the body that is currently investigating what happened.
And in summer even more careful
Security measures in a child education center are vital and no, it is not a way of speaking.
Any small oversight can translate into a major problem because of that. the action protocols are measured and marked in a fairly clear manner by each autonomous community, which is responsible for designing the regulations of both nurseries and nursery schools.
But in addition, common sense leads us to consider that sometimes the routines must be modified if, for example, as they point out in the aforementioned nursery, children are taken to the terrace every day for twenty to thirty minutes, maybe one day in If the temperature is especially high, going out to the terrace is not recommended for children who, as in this case, do not know how to walk, or perhaps they must stop going out in the afternoon or do it in the morning.
The fact is that the safety of children cannot be called into question either by carelessness or excessive rigidity.
