Grandfather mistakenly takes home wrong child from Sydney daycare centre | Childcare Australia

An investigation was launched and a grandmother or grandfather accidentally stopped a child care educator after taking a child from a Sydney daily care center.

Grandpa came to collect his grandson from the First Steps Learning Academy in Bangor in the afternoon on Monday, and was only given to the wrong child.

The man took the sleeping child with him without realizing it. The error only took place when the child’s mother came to the center to gather him and found that he wasn’t there. Sydney Morning Herald.

Orum I can’t explain the emotion, ”the mother said to the learning newspaper that she was gathered by a one -year -old man.

“We don’t blame him. We’re not angry with him. We’re not sorry for him – we blame daily care.”

The mother said that she accused the daily care center rather than the grandfather who gathered the wrong child.

His grandfather’s wife Sydney Morning told Herald that her husband was “ruined ve and“ competing [the] The child returned very quickly ”when he realizes that he was a wrong child.

Im I am very happy that the little boy was good, ”he said, his husband came to the center when the kids were sleeping and the room is dark.

NSW’s early childhood education and care regulation authority, “deeply related and serious events”, a “comprehensive investigation”, he said.

The authority said that the issue stopped by an educator’s daily care center while investigating.

Adding that the NSW police have been notified, “The regulatory authority investigation will take into account the harmony of the service,” he said. NSW police said there was no police investigation record to Guardian Australia.

Trisha Hastie, the approved provider of the Learning Academy of Learning Academy, issued an apology to families for the distress caused by the incident – which was “isolated”.

“This has not been in Bangor or other centers or other centers,” Hastie said in a statement on Thursday.

“Even though we have always maintained solid protocols for quitting and collection, in this case, these processes have not been followed correctly. We have immediately moved to strengthen our procedures and make it happen again.”

The incident comes when the early childhood sector in Australia is intensively examined.

In recent months, there are disturbing allegations about the abuse and neglect of children in Australian Children’s Care Centers, which led to the government investigations of both the new Southern Wales and the sector in Victoria.

A number of legislative changes have been explained by states and federal governments aimed at improving security standards in the sector.

The first steps in Bangor had no claim to abuse or neglect against the Learning Academy.