Nashville Toddler in Stable Condition After Fall from Second-Story Apartment Window

A two-year-old boy is currently in stable condition after a harrowing fall from a second-story window of a Nashboro Village apartment in Nashville earlier today. The Nashville Metro Police Department reported that first responders were dispatched to the 1400 block of Long Hunter Lane shortly before 7 a.m. The child, who was in his brother’s bedroom when the incident occurred, had been left unattended momentarily as his mother was in another room, according to

WSMV

.

Investigators believe, while his mother was out of the room, that the child was likely leaning against the window screen when it gave way, leading to his fall. Upon their arrival at the scene, emergency responders took the boy to the Vanderbilt University Medical Center for treatment, as confirmed by

WKRN

. The toddler’s injuries were not reported as life-threatening, and he is expected to make a full recovery.

While details surrounding the incident are still being investigated, Metro Police have kept in close communication with the child’s parents following the incident. In accordance to procedure, the Department of Children’s Services was notified, as noted a report by

Fox 17

. Timing of the fall was logged by police dispatch around 6:30 a.m., but details on how the child came to be in a position to fall have not been made clear.

The series of events leading up to the child’s fall, including how long the toddler was alone and specifics of the home environment, are currently under review by local authorities. The MNPD believes, according to its early findings, that the child “will be okay,” as reported by

WSMV

.

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