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Bay Club Sued Over Toddler Swing Injury Deception

7/10/2026

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Bay Club Misleads

The lawsuit alleges Bay Club deliberately misled the parents about their toddler’s injuries and concealed the incident’s seriousness.
A Bay Club employee swung a toddler six feet before losing his grip, resulting in injuries.
Staff later told the father the boy fell only a foot-and-half and had minor injuries.
Medical records show the toddler suffered concussion, head trauma, facial bruising and ongoing hearing loss.

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Kittles Sue

The Kittles, members of Manhattan Country Club, used the club’s free Bay Club childcare services.
A Bay Club employee swung C.K. six feet, failing to catch 23-month-old, causing injury and hearing loss in El Segundo, California.
Matt Kittle said staff claimed a foot-and-a-half fall, though video shows a six-foot drop.
The suit charges negligence, battery and fraud while Kittles pursue damages as C.K. stays drowsy.

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Bay Club Misleads

The lawsuit alleges Bay Club deliberately misled the parents about their toddler’s injuries and concealed the incident’s seriousness.
A Bay Club employee swung a toddler six feet before losing his grip, resulting in injuries.
Staff later told the father the boy fell only a foot-and-half and had minor injuries.
Medical records show the toddler suffered concussion, head trauma, facial bruising and ongoing hearing loss.

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