Police are investigating the death of a newborn child boy at in-home childcare in Mesa, Arizona.

His mother says the 19-month-old died subsequent to choking on a sandwich half a month back. “I never expected to need to bury my 19-month-old child,” said Star Jones.

Memories of Jones’ child Symhir brighten her home. “The house rotated around him,” she said.

Half a month back, she dropped him off at in-home childcare in Mesa that the family had been utilizing since this late spring called “Tiffany’s In-Home Child Care”.

“I felt like my infant was so protected and safe,” Jones said. In any case, much to her fear, that would be the last time she’d see her son alive.

“I said ‘I love you’ and he said ‘I love you as well.’ I simply wish I would’ve embraced him longer,” she said.

She says she got a call from the master, Tiffany, that Symhir had chocked on a sandwich and help was en route.

“I simply continued asking her, ‘Is my child OK? Is he OK?’ She stated, ‘He’s OK, yes. They’re removing the food from his mouth. Despite everything, they’re getting the nourishment out of his mouth. He’s OK. He’s OK,‘” Jones said.

“It’s so difficult for me to simply live on,” Jones said.

On it, it unmistakably states Tiffany is CPR-certified.

She presently wishes she would’ve requested that Tiffany check her training.

“I didn’t have the foggiest idea about that she hadn’t had a CPR license until the paramedics and the investigators were examining her, she revealed to them she hadn’t had a license in years,” Jones said.

Plateau police say despite they’re investigating what occurred, and no charges have been filed.

Arizona’s law requires in-home childcare to be authorized in the event that they have multiple kids in their consideration.