Summary Of Clauda's Childcare

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PER REPORTER: Heather said her son attends Clauda’s daycare and he came home from daycare yesterday and told her a little girl by the name of Charley told him to do something inappropriate. Heather said she knows her son was telling the truth about what he told her the girl told him to do, because she said her son does not talk inappropriately. Heather said according to her son, Charley told him to put his finger in her who-ha referring to her private part. Heather said her son told her Heather has also tried to get other boys (Ethan, Brook, and Bernard) in their class to touch her, but she said her son told her he never touched the child. Heather said when her disclosed the following allegations to her she notified the Clauda’s daycare and

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