Child seriously injured after being thrown into the air at US daycare center A family is suing a club in Southern California after a 1 year and 11 month old child was seriously injured when she was thrown into the air and fell to the ground. The case took place inside the establishment's daycare center, which is located in the city of El Segundo. A security camera recorded the moment of the fall (the images are strong). ? Follow the g1 international news channel on WhatsApp The video, included in the process, shows a daycare worker throwing the child into the air. The child then falls and hits his head hard on the wooden floor. The woman who threw her still falls on top of her. Now, the child's parents are suing the club for negligence. They allege their son suffered a "traumatic brain injury" when he hit the ground — after being thrown approximately 6 feet in the air. The lawsuit further states that the club lied to parents about the severity of the injury and how the incident happened. According to the lawsuit, the daycare initially gave the father the impression that his son had only suffered a minor injury. "The Bay Club's deception in hiding this horrific incident from parents is inexcusable. The daycare space must have the highest level of care for children, and if a child becomes sick or injured, they must notify parents transparently and urgently," the family's attorney said in a statement. The club responded by saying it values ??the safety of families: "We cannot comment on ongoing litigation. At the Bay Club, the safety of our members, staff and the families we serve is our highest priority." Child seriously injured after being thrown into the air at US daycare center Rosen Law Firm/NBC
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Child seriously injured after being thrown into the air at US daycare center A family is suing a club in Southern California after a 1 year and 11 month old child was seriously injured when she was thrown into the air...
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