A toddler has been hospitalised after she was allegedly left in a daycare bus for up to five hours. 9News
Alyza, three, is regularly picked up from her Shepparton home by bus and taken to Lulla's Children and Family Centre about three kilometres away.READ MORE:
"When I arrived at the hospital her temperature was 38.4 degrees or something like that," Seadon said.Seadon said she had been contacted by the childcare centre's director but was yet to receive a sufficient explanation as to exactly what occurred. Alyza just clams up when asked about what happened, her parents claim, and is struggling to sleep after the incident.9News has contacted the centre but has not received a formal response.
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