A California couple is suing a luxury country club daycare center after they say their 23-month-old son suffered a traumatic brain injury when an employee swung him through her legs, tossed him several feet into the air and failed to catch him, according to a lawsuit.Matthew Kittle, Elena Kittle and their minor son, identified in the complaint only as C.K., filed the lawsuit against The Bay Clubs Company, LLC in Los Angeles County Superior Court.The lawsuit paints a disturbing picture of what the Kittle family says happened March 17, inside The Clubhouse at Bay Club El Segundo, a 14,000-square-foot childcare center advertised as a place for children to participate in supervised play and organized activities.FAMILY OF TODDLER FOUND ALIVE IN MORGUE AFTER BEING DECLARED DEAD PLANS LEGAL ACTIONMatthew and Elena Kittle filed a lawsuit against The Bay Clubs Company over an incident on March 17, 2025, at the Bay Club El Segundo in California.(Rosen Saba, LLP)Surveillance video, provided to Fox News Digital by Rosen Saba, LLP, captured the heart-stopping moment a toddler was thrown into the air by a worker, crashing to the ground just before the adult fell on top of the child.According to the complaint, Matthew Kittle dropped off C.K.
at the El Segundo Clubhouse at about 8:35 a.m.and told staff he planned to pick him up at 11:30 a.m.
The suit says Kittle also told the club he would be at Manhattan Country Club, about a mile away, while his son was in the Bay Club’s care.Less than an hour later, at about 9:20 a.m., the lawsuit alleges, a female Bay Club employee was holding C.K.by his hands when she intentionally swung him between her legs, hoisted him over her head and released his hands while he was about six feet above the ground.TERRIFYING SCENE UNFOLDS AT SIX FLAGS AS STORM-TOPPLED TREE SENDS 4 GUESTS TO HOSPITALThe employee failed to catch him, the lawsuit says.
C.K.allegedly fell to the hardwood floor, smashed his head and then the employee fell backward a...