Talk With Your Child : Daycare Abuse Lawyer

It's important to talk to your child about what happened while they were away from you whether they were at day care, school or a friend or relatives house. If your child isn't very verbal yet, you can act out the day's events. For example, you can play the teacher and your child can tell you what to do. This gives you an idea of how comfortable he appears to be with the adults in his daycare program.

It's important to create an atmosphere that your child feels comfortable talking without the fear of getting in trouble or blamed. Often in cases of daycare abuse, care providers can convince the child he or she will get in trouble if they talk about the abuse or that is his or her fault. If your child knows you are available to talk about anything, you can feel confident he or she will come to you if anything does happen while you're not together.

If you believe your child is a victim of abuse, fill out the form below and we will evaluation your situation.

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