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Allston MA 02134 · License #P-170368 · Center · Center-Based Care
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Staff Records
BRCs on all potential employees
Emergency Evacuation
A current staff records checklist was not available for review
Attestation to background checks being completed by the program was not available for review
An evacuation crib was blocked by a baby bouncer, resulting in the evacuation route being obstructed
Data synced from Massachusetts Department of Early Education and Care on Jul 10, 2026 · Source records · Report an error
One child did not have a medication consent form for their prescribed emergency medication. The name of the child and the medication was shared during the exit interview.
One child had no prescription affixed to their prescribed emergency medication. One child had expired prescribed emergency medication. The names of the above children were shared during the exit interview.
One staff currently working for the program had an expired BRC. The name of the staff was shared via email on 7/29/25.
Periodic review of current employees/ volunteers
Documentation of medication administration; Current consent for medications
Medication Storage; Medication Container/Label
This investigation inspection recorded no violations or advisories.
This investigation inspection recorded no violations or advisories.
Emergency medications readily available
An emergency medication was not readily available
Medication Storage; Medication Container/Label
A sampling of staff files were reviewed and a file was missing a current PQ registration and orientation checklist
Allergies, medical info, special diets, emergency medications; privacy protected
Staff Records - R Apr 2025
Feeding schedule for each infant/toddler; Infants held while fed from bottle
No peeling or flaking paint (indoor and out)
Two infants were observed drinking a bottle while in bouncers and one infant was being fed by an educator while laying in a bouncer. Infants must be held while fed a bottle
A current allergy/emergency medication listing is needed
A sampling of medications were reviewed and an over-the-counter medication was not in the original manufacturer's packaging
Chipped paint on a low windowsill and wall was observed in a classroom
Medication
A sampling of medications were reviewed and the following was found: 1. When asked for a child’s medication, the licensor was handed expired medication. 2. The child’s current medication was in the classroom and shown to the licensor afterwards. Another expired medication was observed. The program director stated they would return all expired medications to the child’s parent.
Children's Records - R Apr 2025
Staff Records - R Apr 2025
Three children's files were reviewed and the following was found: 1. One file had an expired 1st Aid and Emergency Medical Consent Form. 2. Three files were missing the anticipated days and time of attendance.
Three staff files were reviewed and the following was found: 1. Three files were missing evidence of bi-monthly observations. 2. Two files were missing proof of verification of two references. 3. One file was missing an orientation checklist. 4. One file was missing evidence of PQ Registry.
In the Toddler 2 classroom, leftover snack was not stored in a covered container.
In the Toddler 2 classroom, leftover snack was not marked with its date of expiration.
In the Infant 1 classroom, a child was observed being fed a bottle while in a bouncy.
The Building Inspections was expired.
In the Toddler 1 classroom, chipped paint was observed on the lower part of a wall.
The Health Inspection was expired.
The effectiveness of the drills were not documented in the drill log.
In the Infant 1 classroom, a staff member's purse located in an unlocked cabinet, was easily accessible to children.
The medication of three children with chronic medical conditions were reviewed and the following was found: Two bottles of a child's medication were expired.
A child's emergency medication was expired making it not readily available.
Three children's Individual Health Care Plan's (IHCP's) were reviewed and the following was found: 1. Two children's IHCP's were expired. 2. One child's IHCP was missing the names of educators that received training addressing the medical condition. 3. One child's IHCP was missing the person who trained the educator(s). 4. Three medical consent forms were expired.
Food stored in clean/covered containers
Food not served beyond recommended dates
Nutrition and Food Service
Building Inspection and Fire Inspection - R Apr 2025
Physical Space Paint
Physical Space Inspections
Emergency Evacuation - R Apr 2025
Toxic Substances
Medication
Emergency medications readily available
Individual Health Care Plan (IHCP) - R Apr 2025