This Child Sees Something In To Bathroom And Starts Screaming! Mom Can't Believe What She Sees On The Toilet

 On the New Year's Eve that had just passed, 24-year-old mother, Nicole Lanmead, brought her four-year-old daughter, Kaya, to a local McDonald's in Exeter, England, UK. Kaya, the four-year-old, asked her mother if she could go to the washroom, but this time she insisted on "being a big girl," and going on her own. Nicole obliged and allowed her to go, but as she saw her daughter entering the washroom, she noticed two girls giggling while exiting that same washroom. At first, she thought nothing of it since they were just some teenagers having a laugh. That is, until he daughter ran out of the washroom in tears...

When Nicole agreed to let her four-year-old daughter use the washroom alone, she never expected what could happen to her. The two girls who left the bathroom are suspected of super-gluing the toilet seat in the handicapped/children's toilet. This toilet happened to be the one that Kaya went to use which would lead her to be in quite a lot of pain.

Kaya came running out of the washroom shortly after entering and she was in tears and also in a lot of pain. Nicole had originally assumed that the pain came from the seat moving, she never suspected that someone would do something as cruel as super-gluing a toilet seat. As a result of having to pull herself off of the toilet, the back of Kaya's legs are covered in sores and rashes. Nicole angrily took to Facebook saying, "To the two young blonde girls that thought it would be so hilarious to put super glue on the disabled and baby changing toilet in McDonald's, I just want you to know that I am still having to console my four-year-old daughter who was unfortunate enough to use the toilet after your little prank."

According to Nicole Langmead, it took 5 days for the glue to come off of Kaya's skin. While it may be hard to believe that people find it comedic to bring harm to others, it most definitely a reality. This case just shows how careful we all need to be when doing anything in public, especially when the safety of our children is at risk. You can watch Nicole and Kaya tell their cautionary tale below.