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Kradle To Children: A Case Study
Counselor contacted mother to obtain TC's daycare information. Mother provided information for Kradle To Kindergarten, 2500 SR 7, Lauderdale Lakes, FL 33313 (954) 835-5228. Mother informed counselor at the intake session that TC sleeps in a crib. Mother also has a bassinet that she occasionally uses. During the intake session, mother was informed of the potential dangers of co-sleeping with TC.
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