Three-Year-Old Girl BEAT UP By Two-Year-Old Girl At Nursery
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Katie, three, is thought to be the tiny thug’s eleventh victim at their nursery.
She was left with three bite marks on her face, a damaged eye socket and scratches.
Police were called in to investigate but are powerless to act because the problem child is under the age of criminality, which is ten.
Horrified parents of the 25 toddlers at the nursery are calling for her to be booted out.
And Katie’s mum Clara Mackow is threatening to take legal action against the pre-school’s bosses, alleging negligence.
Trainee goldsmith Clara, 28, said: “I just cried when I saw Katie. She had gashes to her lips and a terrible black eye.
“We had to take her to hospital because a doctor thought her eye socket was fractured. She could have been blinded.
“Pre-school should be fun but Katie is scared of going now and doesn’t even want to go outside.”
The two-year-old started at the Leicestershire nursery in September.
Incident reports written by staff show she had attacked Katie three times before the latest onslaught.
She hit her on the forehead with a “plastic drainer,” pinched her hand with toy bricks and made a mark by sucking her cheek while grabbing her hair.
Clara said: “I know other children have been assaulted. I understand this little girl has behavioural problems.
“She is out of control and the staff don’t seem able to cope.”
Katie’s property developer dad Lewis, 32, added: “I was horrified my daughter has been exposed to such violence in a place which should be safe. The nursery should expel this other girl.”
A manager at the nursery said: “We are working closely with the local authority and parents.”
The mum of the two-year-old said at their home: “I want nothing to do with this.”
When I first saw 'Three-Year-Old Girl BEAT UP ...' I was ready to be disgusted, but this isn't as bad as I imagined it to be.
I hope the little girl is okay, though.
This is actually really common. My Mum used to own a Nursery and there was always a trouble child who would go for anyone when they saw the opportunity, they had to be watched literally every second, once some chick didn't do her job properly and the kid got a couple punches in on another one, my Mum had to let that kid go then and compensate the other kids parents. Not to mention fire the dumb bitch who was on her phone rather than watching.
I hope they figure out how to calm her down. That's weird.