The Explanation
Doesn’t Make Sense
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The story you’re given doesn’t match the injury, or it changes each time you ask. Write down each version, with the date and who told you.
Daycare & Childcare Injury Lawyers in Colorado
Your Child Was Hurt in Someone Else’s Care. You Deserve Answers.
When something doesn’t add up at daycare,
it’s worth asking questions.
Daycare Injuries
When Something Doesn’t Add Up
The Explanation
Your Child Suddenly
Fears Daycare
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New resistance at drop-off, nightmares or withdrawal can be your child’s way of telling you something they can’t put into words.
You Weren’t
Told Right Away
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You found the injury at pickup, or learned about it hours later with no incident report. Delayed notice is worth asking about.
Injuries or Concerns
Keep Happening
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One bump can be an accident. A pattern deserves a closer look. Not every bruise means something improper happened, but patterns matter.
Meet Kaitlin Nares
From One Parent to Another.
As a mom of two boys and an attorney who handles daycare injury cases, Kaitlin Nares understands how overwhelming that first step can feel when something happens to your child in someone else’s care.
Whether your concern involves abuse, unsafe conditions or a lack of supervision, our team is here to listen and help you understand your options. And because Nares Law Group focuses on brain injuries, we know how to document head injuries in young children that don’t show up clearly on a scan.
Our Promise to Parents
Clarity. Transparency. Peace of Mind.
You should never feel left in the dark about your own case. Ask us any time: Where does my case stand? What is the legal team working on? What do you need from me?
A Message for Parents
Worried About an Injury at Daycare? Start Here.
When something happens to your child at daycare, it can be hard to know where to turn. In this short video, Kaitlin speaks to parents as a mom of two boys and an attorney who handles daycare injury cases. Whether your concern involves abuse, unsafe conditions or a lack of supervision, our team is here to listen.
You don’t have to have all the answers before reaching out. There’s no cost to call and talk with us.
Call 720-637-7786What to Do Now
If Your Child Was Hurt at Daycare, Start Here
- 01
Get Medical Care
Have your child seen, and tell the provider exactly what you’ve noticed, including changes in sleep, mood or focus.
- 02
Request the Incident Report
Ask for it in writing, and note if the daycare can’t produce one.
- 03
Document Everything
Photograph injuries as they appear and change. Write down dates, who you spoke with and what explanation you were given.
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Save Messages and Records
Keep texts, app messages, emails and daily reports from the daycare.
- 05
Ask About Video
Find out whether footage exists. Many systems record over themselves, so ask early.
Not every injury means something improper happened. But you deserve clear answers when your child is seriously hurt in someone else’s care.
Call 720-637-7786 for a Free ConsultationWhen a Daycare May Be Responsible
Inadequate
Supervision
Too few staff, staff not watching closely, or skipped safety procedures like headcounts and safe sleep practices.
Unsafe
Conditions
Broken equipment, unsecured furniture, unlocked exits or hazards left within a child’s reach.
Improper Conduct
or Delayed Care
Rough handling, abuse or neglect by a caregiver, or waiting to get help or tell parents after a child is hurt.
Childcare Case Results
Standing Up for Children and Their Families
$970,000Lack of SupervisionA daycare allowed a child with known behavioral issues to go unsupervised, leading to a preventable attack that left a young girl with severe injuries.
Nares Law Group · Recovered for our client
$500,000Nanny NegligenceNo insurance coverage. No easy path. Still, $500,000 recovered. This was the kind of case many firms would not take on: no available insurance and no obvious source of recovery. Our team investigated beyond the surface, developed a creative legal strategy and found a path forward where others saw a dead end.
Nares Law Group · Recovered for our client
$100,000Day Care AbusePolicy limits recovered for a child who suffered a brain injury from abuse at a day care.
Nares Law Group · Policy limits recovered
$80,000Day Care AbuseRecovered for a child who suffered emotional harm from abuse at a day care.
Nares Law Group · Recovered for our client
Every case is different, and prior results do not guarantee a similar outcome.
Questions Parents Ask
Frequently Asked Questions
Does every daycare injury mean the daycare did something wrong?
No. Kids fall and bump into things. A case usually depends on whether poor supervision, unsafe conditions, staff conduct or a delayed response contributed to a serious injury.
What if the daycare’s explanation keeps changing?
Write down each version, with the date and who told you. Inconsistent explanations are one reason to have someone take a closer look.
My child seems fine now. Should I still call?
Some injuries, especially head injuries, show up as changes in behavior, sleep or focus over time. A conversation costs nothing and can help you know what to watch for.
What does it cost to talk with you?
Nothing. The consultation is free, and you don’t need to have everything figured out before you call.
How long do I have to act?
Colorado has deadlines for injury claims, and evidence such as video can be lost quickly. It’s best to reach out as soon as you can.
Parents Deserve Clear Answers.
Tell us what happened. We’ll listen and help you understand your options.
Call 720-637-7786What to Expect When You Call
- A conversation with our team at no cost
- Time to tell us what happened, in your own words
- Clear answers about your options and next steps
- No pressure. You don’t need to have all the answers.