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License #P-185202 · Home-based · Family Child Care
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Current consent for administered medications
Staff Records
Children's Records
Medical form on file for CA-10 was outdated.
Licensor observed 4 children records and the following was noted: Child #1- missing transportation plan Child #2- incomplete developmental history Child #3- incomplete developmental history, outdated lead screening Child #4- ok
Missing medication administration form for a child using life saving med.
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Chipping and Peeling Paint
Outdoor hazard: Outdoor tent used for covering toys was knocked down and tore by strong winds making the play equipment inaccessible to children.
Space (indoor / outdoor hazards) - R Apr 2025
Licensor observed chipping/peeling paint in the front stairs.
This monitoring visit inspection recorded no violations or advisories.
Licensor observed a big bucket full of toys in the back blocking part of the evacuation route.
Refrigerator Temperature
Children's Records - R Apr 2025
Progress Reports
First Aid Kit (FCC)
Water Temperature
Exits (evacuation route)
Chipping and Peeling Paint
This license upgrade visit inspection recorded no violations or advisories.
Adult-child-ratios
Program Capacity
During the visit, Licensor observed the educator was the only EEC approved caregiver present, and the educator had 7 children under school aged present exceeding the all children over capacity of six must be school age. Additionally, the educator had 4 children under 2 years of aged present exceeding the no more than 3 children under two years of age, including at least one toddler who is walking independently.
During the visit, Licensor observed the educator had 7 children under school aged present, exceeding the all children over capacity of six must be school age.
This re-activate provider visit inspection recorded no violations or advisories.
The educator was not using a diapering changing mat with a disposable barrier for diapering changes. The educator acknowledged that she was changing diapers on top of the bed on the blanket a surface that is not been disinfected after each used not maintaining a sanitary manner for diapering purposes.
The educator did not maintained an accurate attendance. She did not documented children’s arrival and departure times or all the days of last week of the March 2nd or on the day of the visit 3/9/2020
Although the educator is conducting evacuation practices, she was not documenting the duration of the practices and she is not documenting the monthly alarm testing of all alarms.
Water Temperature
Supervision - Napping Children
Windows
Required Postings - Child Specific - R Apr 2025
Licensor observed the record for every child enrolled and the following was found: Child #1- missing transportation plan Child #2- missing IHCP, missing Certified Assistants name in general permission, missing authorized places to go since parent signed the authorization to leave the program. Child #4- missing transportation plan for drop of time. Child #7- missing transportation plan for program departure. Child #8- missing date of admission, missing Certified Assistants name in general permission section. Child #9- missing child’s description, child’s intake exp.since 4/19/23, physical exp.3/30/23
Licensor observed 2 children enrolled were missing progress reports.
Licensor observed 2 emergency cards were expired. FA kit was missing IHCP for three children with diagnosed allergy/medical condition.
Licensor observed refrigerator temperature was 42*F at the time of the visit.
Licensor observed water temperature was 126*F, exceeding the approved max of 120*F.
Licensor observed chipping/peeling paint in the front stairs.
Emergency list did not have the information of three children with diagnosed medical conditions/allergies.
1. The licensor observed that the educator had 2 children sleeping in the licensed bedroom behind a closed door. 2. The licensor observed that the educator had a {REDACTED} year old child sleeping on the educator’s high bed and not on an appropriate sleeping material.
Exits (evacuation route)
Equipment, materials and furnishings - Play Materials
Carbon Monoxide Detectors
Tooth brushing
Outdoor Playspace - Hazards
Indoor Hazards
Supervision - Judgement
Two children’s enrollment packages were expired.
Children's Records - R Apr 2025
Attendance Logs
Evacuation Logs
Napping Materials
Diapering & Toileting - R Apr 2025
First Aid Kit (FCC)
Although the educator has some materials, she needs puzzles, art materials, math, science, music and manipulative toys.
The licensor observe that the educator had a {REDACTED} year old {REDACTED} sleeping on a mat and not in an appropriate sleeping material for an {REDACTED}.
The educator had 4 expired children’s emergency cards in the first aid kit.
The children’s toothbrushes were not individually labeled as required.
There was a broken window glass in the living room.
1. The secondary exit had recycled trash and a chair obstructing the exit pathway. 2. There was a large slate hammer accessible to children in the secondary exit.
The educator did not have a carbon monoxide alarm.
The water temperature tested 164*F degrees exceeding the maximum of 120*F degrees allowed per regulation.
1. There were TV cables in the licensed room and daycare room accessible to children. 2. There was a screw driver and a can opener accessible to children in an unlocked drawer in the kitchen. 3. There was a Vick’s vapor-rub and creams accessible to children on the cabinet in the licensed room.
1. There was a box with empty beer bottles, an old car stored in the play space accessible to children. 2. The toys were all piled up in the side and not set up for children play.
The educator was not exercising a good judgement when she was having a {REDACTED} year old child sleeping on the educator’s high bed. Posing a potential falling hazard for the child and not providing an appropriate sleeping material for the child.