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When the Place You Trusted to Keep Your Child Safe Becomes the Place That Hurt Them You dropped your child off at preschool the way you do every morning. A kiss, a backpack, a wave from the classroom door. You trusted the people behind that door because you had to — that is what parents do. And then you saw the bruises. Or you got the call from a licensing investigator. Or your child said something that stopped your heart. The floor drops out, and the first question that comes through the shock is always the same: what do I do now. We are writing this page because a preschool in Keelung City, Taiwan, had its license revoked in July 2025 after a government investigation found that multiple staff members committed child abuse against preschool-age children in their care. The person in charge of the preschool was fined a total of NT$840,000 (approximately US$26,220) for child abuse, for providing educare services without required qualifications, and — critically — for failing to report suspected child abuse as required by law. Four childcare workers and educators were permanently banned from working in early childhood education. Six suspects were released on bail and…