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Home › MA › Holliston › Shareh, Fatemeh
Holliston MA 01746 · License #P-266103 · Home-based · Family Child Care
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PQ#: 9810920 is expired. Please renew PQ and upload new certificate as confirmation.
Children's Records
First aid kit was missing tweezers. Please add to the first aid kit and confirm once completed.
Assistant's licenses were not posted. Please post and confirm once completed.
Handwashing
Educator reported that she has not been utilizing the approved fenced in outdoor space due to snow, therefore, has been using unapproved outdoor space. There is a drop off in the back of the home, and children have access to it. In this unapproved outdoor space, there was also a play structure and slides. Please ensure the approved outdoor space is the only space used. Also, make structures inaccessible to children as there are no fall zones in place; please upload pictures as confirmation.
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Annual Registration in Professional Qualifications Registry (PQR)
First Aid Kit
License/Certificates/Approvals Posted
Space (indoor / outdoor hazards) - 1
Licensor reviewed children's records and one was missing an up to date lead test and permission to transport. Please review all records and ensure they are up to date; confirm once completed.
Educator reported that children dry their hands with one common towel. Please utilize paper towels or individual towels for each child that is washed regularly and not touching one another; identify what process will be used moving forward.