New Jersey parents want answers after they claimed their young son came home from daycare with unexplained bruises.
Shane Camardo said he pulled his 5-year-old son Cole, who has autism, out of Barclay Early Childhood Center in Cherry Hill due to safety concerns and a lack of communication.
Camardo said this incident comes after he and his wife raised questions about treatment methods used on their son without their permission, including the use of ankle weights for extended periods of time. New Jersey parents are searching for answers after they claim their young son came home from daycare with unexplained bruises.
"He went from a child who was ecstatic to attend school to one that cried and had a breakdown at the mention of school or his teachers name," Camardo said. He claims Cole went almost entirely non-verbal for the whole month of January out of anxiety.
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