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Home › MA › Bridgewater › Nworie, Victoria
Bridgewater MA 02324 · License #P-257921 · Home-based · Family Child Care
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Attendance Logs
Outdoor Playspace - Hazards
Upon review of the attendance records, it was observed that the attendance sheet did not accurately reflect the children present on the day of the visit.
During the visit, it was observed multiple pieces of wood were scattered in the backyard.
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The hot water in the childcare bathroom was measured to be 130 degrees. Discussed the temperature must be less than 120 degrees.
Water Temperature
Ongoing Professional Development
Progress Reports
Children's Records - R Apr 2025
Evacuation Logs
Progress reports were reviewed for the 6 enrolled children. One child needed proof of a current progress report.
The records were reviewed for the 6 enrolled children. One child needed an Annual Update and proof of current physical and immunizations.
The evacuation log forms had not been completed.
The educator did not have proof of all professional development training hours. She had 22 hours available for review. Please send proof of 8 additional hours.
There was one enrolled child with a documented allergy. This allergy was not posted.
The refrigerator temperature was 50 degrees. Discussed the temperature must be between 32 and 40 degrees. Please send proof of correct refrigerator temperature.
There was a shelf unit that was a tipping hazard in the basement childcare space. In the outdoor playspace, there was access to gardening equipment, tools under the deck, and large glass vases.
Fall Zones
Required Postings - Child Specific - R Apr 2025
Persons on Premises
Attendance
Exit Safety - 1
Refrigerator Temperature
Space (indoor / outdoor hazards) - 1
There was an assistant applicant on the premises when Licensor arrived. The Educator reported the applicant had stopped by to drop off paperwork work and to get help with accessing the LEAD Portal. This person did not have an approved background record check.
The Educator installed a large swing/slide/climbing structure. The structure does not have 6 foot fall zones as required.
The times of arrival and departure had not been documented for several days. Discussed the times of arrival and departure must be documented as soon as children arrive to and depart from the program. The Educator has been previously cited for not having accurate attendance records.
The exit to the back yard was blocked by a doll house inside and gardening equipment outside. The Educator has been cited previously for the dollhouse blocking the exit.
Attendance Logs
The Educator had attendance records, however, the records did not reflect the actual times of arrival and departure for each day the children were present.
First Aid Kit
Children’s Records
The first aid kit was missing an Emergency Card for one child.
The Educator has created her own enrollment packets. Reviewed that all required EEC information must be included in the Enrollment Packets. The Educator did not have the information for the General Permission section in her packets. One child was missing proof of a lead screening.
The emergency contact cards were not in the first aid kit. It was also missing an instant cold pack
Childrens Records - R Apr 2025
First Aid Kit
Exit Safety - 1
Refrigerator Temperature
Equipment and Materials
The children’s enrollment packet did not contain all the required EEC information. It was missing the emergency contact information page
The second exit was blocked by a dollhouse today
There was no thermometer in the fridge today
The licensor observed small beads that are considered a chocking hazard accessible and small wooden pegs that are considered a chocking hazard accessible