Day-Care Provider Left Boy, 2, In Scalding Bath Despite His Screams

[Sugar Cookie]

A Hempstead day-care provider was arrested on Sunday after police say she burned a toddler in a scalding-hot bath.

According to police, a 2-year-old boy was left in the care of Yenci Elizabeth Lopez, 19, at 6:30 p.m. on Sunday. Police say she is a long-term day-care provider for the family.

Lopez put the boy into a scalding hot bath for several minutes, police said, and left him unattended despite his screams. She then left the home without providing care for the burned child, police said.

The child was later transported to a local burn unit for treatment of second-degree burns over about 20 percent of his body.

LI Child-Care Provider Burned Toddler In Scalding Bath: Police

Police say the toddler suffered second-degree burns over 20 percent of his body.

patch.com

 

[Satanica]

Doesn't sound accidental to me. I wonder what set her off.

 

[Keepalowprofile]

Doesn't sound accidental to me. I wonder what set her off.

He probably had an accident in his pants and it pissed her off.

 

[Spider]

Doesn't sound accidental to me. I wonder what set her off.

He ate the last cookie from the looks of this fat cunt.

 

[Sevens My Charm]

He probably had an accident in his pants and it pissed her off.

@Satanica @Keepalowprofile .. or wouldn't nap..

 

[Sejanus]

How many children has she eaten since Christmas?

 

[Sugar Cookie]

@Fives My Charm

The bathtub was probably providing the child care while she did nothing but eat and sit on her fat ass.

 

[Stebot]

Doesn't sound accidental to me. I wonder what set her off.

Thinking she was hungry - didn't have a large baking dish

 

[Sugar Cookie]

I just want to poke her in the neck with a sharp object a few times.

 

[Prettypink513]

She tried to help. Can't yall see that she tried to drink the tubful and store it in her neck? Give her a break

 

[rottenBANANAReRe]

I say all the time how much daycares suck. All kinds of shit happens behind closed daycare doors. Speaking from experience at multiple daycares. Avoid them for your kids if possible. If not, do your homework on these places.
Background checks
Look into the neighborhood daycare is in
-How many kids theyre caring for
-Meal plans
-Discipline
-How clean and hungry youre child is when you pick them up (are they dirty? Bruises? Scratches?)
-Your child's mood/behavior on the way to being dropped off at daycare (are they crying or dreading having to go?)
-Show up at random times unexpectedly
-Question everything (dont feel bad about it either and pay attention to reactions to questioning)
These are just a few things id recommend if you HAVE to use a daycare. Dont take any bullshit or excuses from these places when it comes to your child.