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Reporting party (RP) stated that the administrator is not willing to address her concerns about her teacher Xenia treats her son Ayeden Lichti (DOB: 09/08/14). RP stated that the child has attended this daycare since January 2017. RP stated that it has been a continual problem with the child having dried poop on his bottom causing a severe rash. RP stated that the child’s “skin was coming off and bleeding.” RP stated that when she dropped the child (about 1 month ago) Ms. Xenia grabbed him and held him. RP stated that her child was not crying and did not understand why Ms. Xenia was restraining him. Ms. Xenia stated that sometime children cry when the parents are present. When RP reported this incident to the administrator, the administrator

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