This thing is like this. In an early education institution in Weihai, a parent took the child home and found that the child was injured. Only then did he know that the child rolled down the school stairs that day. That staircase has 12 steps, and the child rolled down directly from it. There were no adults around when the child fell. However, after such a thing happened, no one in the early education institution told the parents about it, just telling the parents that the child accidentally rubbed it, so there was a little injury. At the beginning, parents didn't pay attention to it, and really thought that the child was just licking. After all, children are younger, so it is normal to touch them.

Later, parents were very angry when they learned about it, because they thought it was very dangerous to roll down the stairs like this because the child was so young. After this incident, the garden did not send the child to the hospital for any examination, nor did it tell the parents, but only told them that the child had a slight rub. Obviously, I want to hide something. If something serious happens to the child, who can afford this responsibility? In response to this matter, the person in charge of early education did not say so. He said that on the night of the incident, they sent the child to the hospital for examination, and the child did not feel sick and took it home.

They said that they had done a lot of tests for their children, whether it was MRI or filming, and all the necessary tests were done, because the doctor said there was nothing wrong, and then they went home to observe. I think as a parent, any parent will feel particularly angry about this matter. After the child is injured, you don't inform the parents and deal with it yourself. Even if they do take their children to the hospital for examination, it is wrong to do so. Why didn't you inform your parents? Why did you take your child for a checkup without permission?