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License #P-185919 · Home-based · Family Child Care
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Water Temperature
All of the children's records were reviewed. One child's enrollment packet was missing the permissions section and the emergency card was not complete. Two children need lead testing, one child needs an updated physical and one child needs proof of a physical.
Progress Reports
Children's Records
First Aid Kit (FCC)
Space (health risks)
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All of the children's progress reports were reviewed. One child needs an updated progress report.
One of the children's emergency cards were missing from the first aid kit.
The water temperature measured over 120 degrees.
Several charging wires were accessible in the licensed space.
Napping Materials
The mattress of the playpen was not in good repair and would need to be replaced.
Safe Sleep
One child did not have a completed progress report.
The educator was not documenting the attendance for their staff nor did they have their training certificates.
Annual Registration in Professional Qualifications Registry (PQR)
Children's Records - R Apr 2025
Emergency Preparedness - R Apr 2025
Progress Reports
Staff Records
Progress Reports
EEC Assistant
The children’s emergency medical cards were not in the first aid kit.
Space (indoor / outdoor hazards) - 1
A bottle warmer was observed in the kitchen, provider reported to utilize it to warm the infant’s formula.
First Aid Kit
Required Postings - R Apr 2025
Childrens Records - R Apr 2025
This monitoring visit inspection recorded no violations or advisories.
Space (health risks) - R Apr 2025
The educator's PQR#9642561 expired on 04/21/2024.
All of the children's records were reviewed, two children did not have a completed enrollment packet, one child's enrollment packet was not fully completed and one child did not have their immunizations.
The emergency preparedness was not complete missing an alternate location.
Under the bathroom sink, there were several cleaning supplies accessible to the children. The educator locked the cabinet during the visit. On the kitchen counter, there were two stove plates plugged in and accessible. The educator unplugged them during the visit.
Two infants (9 month old and 10 month old) were observed to be sleeping in a pack and play. The pack and plays had toys inside of them and a blanket covering the outside of the playpen. These items were removed during the visit.
Ongoing Professional Development
Playground Safety - Fallzones
Space (health risks) - 1
Care of young children - Feeding Infants and Toddlers
The provider is not alternating exits on a monthly basis during her evacuation drills.
The progress reports were observed, one child was in need of an updated progress report.
Provider does not have an emergency back up person on her required postings.
The records were reviewed for the four children enrolled, all four children did not have their general permissions transportation section completed.
Provider has not completed any ongoing professional development.
The provider’s household member Manoel Batista was assisting the provider in providing care for the children with and expired assistant’s license.
In the outdoor space, there were two slides and a toy riding horse which measured over 18 inches and did not have a fall zone.
Evacuation Logs
There were two heating radiators in licensed space observed to be rusted. On the stairs leading to the front exit there was a bottle of laundry detergent. In the bathroom on the sink there was a bottle of contact solution accessible.
In the outdoor space, there was no gate at the bottom of the stairs leading to the deck. There was a shovel accessible to the children, sitting water in some of the toys and a toy with a cord on it longer than six inches.