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The educator is not alternating exits on a monthly basis and did not conduct an evacuation drill for the month of December.
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License #P-183610 · Home-based · Family Child Care
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The educator is not alternating exits on a monthly basis and did not conduct an evacuation drill for the month of December.
The educator had two household members residing in the home from January 2023 through approximately April 2024 who were not reported to EEC. One of these household members did not have a completed background record check. The second household member did not require a background record check.
Persons on Premises
Space (health risks)
The assistant was observed to warm a bottle with milk in the microwave.
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CPR/First Aid
Children's Records
First Aid Kit
Attendance Logs
Emergency Preparedness
Bottle Warming
Required Postings - Child Specific
Space (indoor / outdoor hazards)
All of the children's records were reviewed. Two children need an updated physical and one child needed proof of lead testing.
The first aid kit was missing three of the children's emergency medical cards.
The attendance reflected no sign-out time for 12/30/2025, and no attendance was completed for the following dates: 12/31/2025, 01/02/2026, 01/05/202,6 and 01/06/2026.
The assistant's CPR/First Aid certification expired on 06/13/2025. The educator has been operating the program with an expired CPR/First Aid certificate since October 09, 2025.
The educator did not have the posting for a child with a medication allergy.
The bathroom trash can was not covered allowing access to the trash.
On the changing table, several lotions, diaper creams and hand sanitizer were in reach of the children. Several trash bags were accessible in one of the drawers in the kitchenette area.
The following safety hazards were observed and were accessible to the children: Bathroom: - 1 Uncovered outlet - 1 Air freshener spray - 1 Disinfectant spray - 1 Sunscreen bottles - 1 Body wash - 1 shampoo/conditioner (3 in 1) Kitchen area: Batteries inside the sink cabinet Trash plastic bags 1- Scissors 1 - Hammer Playroom: 4 uncovered outlets
Children's Records
Space (health risks) - R Apr 2025
Progress reports were reviewed for the six children present in the program during this visit. Four children need progress reports update.
Progress Reports
Records were reviewed for the children present in the program. Three children's enrollment packets were missing information in the "General Permissions" section and on the "Emergency Card." Three children did not have updated medical information on file, and one child required an annual update.
The refrigerator was 26 degrees under the minimum 32 degrees.
Children's Records - R Apr 2025
Refrigerator Temperature
One child did not have their medical physical or their permission section completed in their enrollment packet.
Refrigerator Temperature
Provider did not have an evacuation drill documented since September. Provider is not alternating exits on a monthly basis, documenting the time of the drill or the meeting place.
Ongoing Professional Development
Care of young children - curriculum
Indoor Hazards
Provider and her assistant were observed not to wash their hands or the children's hands after diapering.
One child enrolled has a food allergy. The provider did not have the child specific required posting.
Emergency Preparedness Plan
Evacuation Logs
Progress Reports
Electrical Outlets
Diapering
Space (health risks) - R Apr 2025
Napping Materials
In reviewing the provider’s handbook, her emergency preparedness was not complete.
This monitoring visit inspection recorded no violations or advisories.
nap items
Emergency list
Indoor Space - free of hazards
Nap items are not being stored and labeled separately, as required.
The emergency back up person is more than 10 minutes away.
The Licensor observed loose cords under the desk that are accessible.
This investigation inspection recorded no violations or advisories.
There are 3 children who have (REDACTED) and don’t have a Individual Health Care Plan on file, as required.
One child has a listed (REDACTED) and their (REDACTED) is expired. Two other children with listed (REDACTED) don’t have an (REDACTED) at the program, as required.
The Licensor observed a ride on toy with a broken wheel.
First Aid Kit
Progress Reports
Written materials
Written Materials
Space (indoor / outdoor hazards) - R Apr 2025
First Aid Kit (FCC)
Children's Records - R Apr 2025
Progress Reports
Attendance Logs
Evacuation Logs
Diapering & Toileting - R Apr 2025
Handwashing
Electric outlets covered, no frayed electrical cords
Required Postings - Child Specific - R Apr 2025
The records of the children present were reviewed. One child's enrollment packet had several pages incomplete, one child does not have a medical physical on file and one child does not have their permission section complete.
All of the children's progress reports were reviewed, two children required an updated progress report.
The attendance log did not have the children's arrival time for today or departure time for yesterday 12/13/23. One child was not documented on the attendance for this entire week.
The (REDACTED) was observed to be contained in the walker for over thirty minutes. Licensor had to inform provider and assistant to allow the infant to move freely.
Provider was using a cloth covering as one of her diapering surfaces.
The first aid kit was missing the children's emergency cards.
The refrigerator was 29 degrees under the minimum 32 degrees,
One electrical outlet was uncovered in the bathroom.
In the playroom, a box of cleaning wipes were accessible on the floor. In the bathroom, several boxes of gloves and plastic bags were accessible.
Provider is required to have thirty hours of ongoing professional development. Provider only has 25 hours.
Provider has not completed any evacuation drills since February 2022. Evacuation drills are required to be practiced monthly.
Provider does not have completed progress reports for five of the children.
There were two electrical outlets uncovered.
Provider has a cloth cover on the diapering station which is unable to be disposed of or sanitized after every use.
There were disinfectant wipes on the floor in the playroom as well as in the bathroom accessible to the children. In the bathroom there was also a plugged in air freshener and bags accessible. The carbon monoxide alarm was tested and not functioning. In the playroom there were loose wires accessible in the desk drawer. There were some cabinets and drawers under the sink in the playroom that were not locked and had cleaning supplies and a lighter accessible.
Provider had a wooden slat at the bottom of each pack and play under the mat where the infants sleep. The wooden slat is not part of the pack and pack.
All progress reports are overdue for the children who have been enrolled for more than 6 months.
There are 3 children who have (REDACTED) This information is not posted, as required.
There are 2 children who don’t have a medical on file. There are 3 children who need an annual update form completed by the parent and the physical form updated.