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Is letting a child suffer through a diaper rash considered child abuse?
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There’s a new teacher that just started working at my center a week ago, she also has a 1 year old daughter that is in my classroom. Today her daughter came in with a very bad diaper rash that Mom told us was just from teething. Mom has no cream to put on it so I just have to put Vaseline on it. The rash got worse throughout the day and you could tell the child was in pain when I would change her diaper. I told Mom this at pickup, Mom just shrugged and said “she’ll get through it”. She then proceeded to say to her child “I heard your rash got worse, sucks for you!” What am I supposed to do about this?? Is it considered child abuse? Should I tell my CD and show her the rash?

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