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Every Parent’s Worst Nightmare




Every Parent’s Worst Nightmare ?? (Warning: Graphic Picture, May be disturbing to some)
A Day care worker has been arrested for child abuse as a toddler in her care went home with a black eye and swollen face on his first day at church-run center.

A day care worker in Georgia was arrested for child abuse, authorities said, as the father of a toddler under her care shared heartbreaking pictures of the boy with a black eye and swollen face.

Yvette Thurston, 54, faces three counts of first-degree child abuse and one of first-degree aggravated battery, media reports suggest.
Yvette was taken into custody Monday following a report of alleged abuse at Little Blessings Child Care in Bainbridge, close to the Florida border.
Cory Weeks, a US Marine and dad, took to Facebook to share pictures of the frightening injuries suffered by his 1-year-old son, Clay, on his first day at the church child care facility.

“This is every parent’s worst nightmare and we had to live it and are still living it,” he wrote on social media, describing how Clay and his older brother, Wyatt, 3, had started at the day care facility on Monday.

“We were told another child in Clay’s class did this type of damage with a plastic toy,” he said, before adding that he eventually tracked down video surveillance footage of the incident that showed Thurston attacking his son.

“Nothing we saw was for the faint-hearted, especially happening to such an innocent soul,” he said.
“The severity of the acts of violence to our son has everyone confident that this was not her first time. We trusted this facility to care and love our kids and on their first day that was violated,” he wrote.