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  1. 02-19-2015 10:54 AM #5
    Teagansmom
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    In my experience I would video record the child hurting himself, I would document every incident with an accident report and I would send emails to both parents explaining your concerns bring up every incident you can recall in the email. You need actual proof to support anything and everything not just verbal. Good luck!
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