as been going on and also not knowing what has happened before this incident, if anything else has happened,  she said.

The Learning Experience says on its website that cameras in each classroom are monitored from administrative offices.

However, Wilson's attorney, Russell Button, said the daycare had indicated that the incident was not recorded.

 What good are cameras if no one's watching?  Button said. He questioned whether the facility's camera system was being used effectively and alleged that caregivers knew cameras were present in the rooms.

Those statements reflect the attorney's characterization of the case and do not independently establish what staff members knew or whether anyone was monitoring the footage at the time.

State investigates facility

Texas Health and Human Services also investigated the facility. The agency's publicly available childcare monitoring record lists findings involving  Grabbing and Pulling  and  Failure of Employees and Caregivers to Demonstrate Competency, Good Judgment, Self-control. 

The agency's findings are documented in its childcare monitoring and inspection record.

The Learning Experience provided the following statement to CBS News Texas:

 The safety and well-being of every child in our care is our highest priority. We will not make any further comments as this is an ongoing legal matter. 

Wilson said she hopes sharing her experience encourages other parents to speak up if they have concerns about their children's care.

 Just to let other parents know, to trust their instincts, never second-guess yourself if they feel like something is wrong. Just to speak up,  she said.