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License #P-210321 · Home-based · Family Child Care
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1. Two children’s records reviewed did not have signed parental authorization for a prescribed medication. 2. Two children’s records reviewed has incomplete individual health care plan.
Children's Records
Current consent for administered medications
One child record reviewed did not have evidence of Lead screening on record on file.
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The licensor observed that the educator was using a floor portable heater on top of the kitchen counter accessible to children.
Room temperature
The indoor temperature felt very cold, the heater thermostat showed a the indoor temperature at 65*F degrees while an infant was present. The educator placed the thermostat higher but it did not work.
Progress Reports
Portable heaters
The educator has not conducted progress reports every 3 months for an {REDACTED} as required.
This follow-up visit inspection recorded no violations or advisories.
Attendance Logs
Tooth brushing
Progress Reports
Staff Records
Safe Sleep
The educator did not have an accurate assistant’s attendance at the time of this visit. The certified assistant, {REDACTED} has not documented her attendance for two weeks of January including the date of this visit.
The educator did not documented progress reports every {REDACTED} for an {REDACTED} enrolled since enrolled on June 2023, as required.
1. The educator’s assistant has an expired physical. 2. The assistant needs a copy of her ID in her record.
Water Temperature
The water temperature in the basement tested 148.6*F degrees exceeding the maximum of 120*F degrees water temperature allowed per regulation.
Attendance records
Although the educator has an accurate children’s attendance, the educator did not have attendance records for her assistant as required.
Exit Safety
There was an electrical extension cord accessible to children at the secondary exit door.
This monitoring visit inspection recorded no violations or advisories.
During the visit, Licensor observed the water temperature was 130 F degrees exceeding the 120 water temperature required
Water Temperature
Outdoor Space - Square Footage
During the visit, Licensor observed the educator did not have sufficient space (75 sq ft per child) of outdoor space (enclosed area in the back of the home only) for the current license capacity (8 children). Outdoor space measurements (enclosed area in the back of the home): 37 f x 15 f=555 sq ft
This renewal - full review visit inspection recorded no violations or advisories.
Required Postings - Child Specific - R Apr 2025
Progress Reports
1. The educator needs 6 hours of professional development focused on diverse learners. 2. The educator needs 10 training hours of professional development in any topic.
1. One child record reviewed did not have an individual health care plan for a diagnosed allergy or the parental authorization to administer medication. 2. Child {REDACTED} had an expired physical. 3. Child {REDACTED} did not have evidence of {REDACTED}.
1. Although the exits from the home were clear, the hallway exiting the daycare room was obstructed with a car seat, toys and other items obstructing the pathway exit from the daycare room posing a safety hazard for children. 2. There was an open bag of ice melt accessible to children in the back exit.
The educator did not maintain appropriate supervision when she left 2 children alone on the second floor to go open the door on the first floor. The educator shared that she is doing that when she is dropping off or picking up children from the bus as well.
The educator is not conducting daily toothbrushing as required.
Upon arrival to the program, the licensor observed that the educators had a {REDACTED} sleeping in a swing. Upon discussion of the safe sleep citation the licensor observed that the educator’s assistant removed the {REDACTED} from the swing and placed the {REDACTED} to sleep on her belly in a playpen.
Ongoing Professional Development
First Aid Kit
Required Postings - R Apr 2025
Annual Registration in Professional Qualifications Registry (PQR)
Childrens Records - R Apr 2025
Emergency Preparedness - R Apr 2025
Parent Handbook
Evacuation practices
Supervision
Refrigerator Temperature
Exit Safety - 1
Space (health risks) - 1
Curriculum / Routine / Structure - R Apr 2025
The first aid kit had 4 expired children’s emergency cards.
The educator did not have children’s progress reports conducted as required. She was using a checklist.
The emergency numbers list did not have the emergency back up person listed as required.
The educator did not have an updated allergy list as required. The allergy list did not have a child listed with diagnosed allergies.
The educator did not have the professional development training hours documented since 10/2018 as required. PQR #{REDACTED} exp: 1/18/20
The educator need to revise the emergency plan to add the monthly evacuation practices procedures, the lock down procedures and revise the sheltering in place procedures.
The educator did not have a complete parent handbook with her policies as required.
1. The educator is not documenting monthly evacuation practices as required. The educator did not conduct evacuation practice in Nov 2019. 2. The educator is not documenting monthly alarm testing of all the alarms as required.
The refrigerator temperature was testing 22*F degrees below the minimum temperature required.
There was a plugged in air freshener in the bathroom accessible to children.
1. The educator did not have a planned curriculum available with age appropriate activities. 2. The educator did not have evidence of age appropriate activities conducted with the children. 3. The educator was not providing appropriate adult-child activities for the children in care. The children were sitting watching TV for most of the time of this visit. 4. The educator did not have an structured routine for the children, they were watching TV for the time of this visit and in occasions not following the educator’s requests.