Florida day care writes on child’s tummy to remind mother to bring diapers
SANIBEL ISLAND, Fla. – A Florida mother was shocked to find her young son’s day care had written on his stomach in black ink to remind her to bring more diapers. Heather Chisum posted photos of her son Milo to Facebook after she found the Sanibel Island day care’s message on the boy’s tummy. Chisum, a single mother, said the day care usually puts a daily report in her children’s lunch boxes, detailing her son or daughter’s behavior and whether they need additional wipes or diapers. But while changing Milo’s diaper after bringing him home Monday, Chisum noticed the message written in magic marker. In her post, Chisum asked whether she was over-exaggerating in her anger, but nearly everyone who commented backed her up wholeheartedly.
Toddler dies inside van outside Oakland Park day care
OAKLAND PARK, Fla. - The Broward Sheriff's Office is investigating after a 2-year-old boy was found dead Monday after being left inside a van outside an Oakland Park day care center. Deputies responded to the scene at Ceressa's Day Care in the 3100 block of N.W. According to BSO spokeswoman Keyla Concepcion, the child was discovered inside the van by a day care employee. Detectives are interviewing employees at the day care to find out how the child got left behind in the van. Juan Rodriguez said he thought he had dropped the children off at day care before going to work.