Okay, this mom is a little upset and she wants to know she should be blasting this lady.

She wants to remain anonymous.

But in her email to the KBJ show, she said, if you saw someone involved in abusing your nonverbal autistic toddler two years ago,

and I have a video of the daycare director and her two daughters force feeding my kid a red zone no-go food.

This incident was recorded and led to a massive investigation that got the daycare

shuttered the same day with over 20 violations. What would you do if you saw this person

soliciting for nanny jobs on Facebook in your community?

Bragging that she is majoring in elementary education with an endorsement in special ed,

when she literally helped abuse your own special needs kid.

Would you go full mama bear mode and post the video all over Facebook and local community pages warning your neighbors or would you

be the bigger person and not say anything at all? I don't know if I would blast the video everywhere

because that is a little bit too public and broad reaching.

I would definitely stay on this, though, because you have to protect whatever family she goes to work for.

And you've got to try to figure out if she goes to work for somebody locally, that video

needs to be seen by that family.

Because there's no way if this individual... locally, that video needs to be seen by that family.

Because there's no way if this individual had abused an autistic child before I would ever be able to sleep at night knowing I didn't tell them who they were hiring.

Well, my question is there any kind of regulatory body that takes care of licensing for this kind of stuff?

For nannies? I don't think so.

Yeah, I, well, she's talking about the fact that not only, it's not just the nanny part of it,

but majoring in elementary education with an endorsement in special ed.

Now, the endorsement itself in special ed, I believe that that is something that is

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