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The water temperature tested 158*F degrees exceeding the maximum of 120*F degrees water temperature allowed per regulation.
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License #P-183175 · Home-based · Family Child Care
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The water temperature tested 158*F degrees exceeding the maximum of 120*F degrees water temperature allowed per regulation.
The educator is not documenting monthly alarm testing as required.
The educator did not have an appropriate routine and structure with the child present at the time of this visit. The licensor did not observed a planned activity. The child was playing around during this visit. .
The educator did not have staff records organized up to date.
Evidence of plan for developmentally appropriate curriculum and activities
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Curriculum / Routine / Structure
The educator did not have an attendance for the {REDACTED} child enrolled.
Outdoor Playspace - Hazards
Attendance Logs
Evacuation Logs
Staff Records
Water Temperature
The educator has The following hazards in the backyard: 1. There is a metal step ladder and a two wheeler accessible to children in the backyard. 2. There is a metal shovel on the ground accessible to children in the backyard. 3. There are car wheel ramps, grass cutter machine and wood panels accessible to children in the backyard.
The educator is not planning a weekly curriculum with age appropriate activities for the children ages enrolled.
This monitoring visit inspection recorded no violations or advisories.
This monitoring visit inspection recorded no violations or advisories.
Space (health risks) - R Apr 2025
Space (indoor / outdoor hazards) - R Apr 2025
There is an unbolted cabinet in the daycare room.
1. There were tires stacked up in the backyard accessible to children. 2. There is a large metal toolbox with unlocked drawers with tools, extension cords, paint cans and other items accessible to children. 3. There were metal baseball bats accessible to younger children in the backyard posing a potential danger to children. 4. The educator has one smoke detector not working in the dining room.
The educator must arrange furnishings and fixtures safely with sharp edges protected and a such a way to not present hazards to children. The licensor observed a glass table with broken corner. Observed a glass table with sharp corners and it has a broken piece on the top.
The licensor observed the outdoor play area not free from hazards when the licensor observed 2 open trash containers and one bucket of water accessible to the children.
Space (health risks) - R Apr 2025
Space (indoor / outdoor hazards) - R Apr 2025
This monitoring visit inspection recorded no violations or advisories.
One child record reviewed did not have parental authorization to administer medications.
The educator did not have an accurate children attendance when she did not have 3 children signed out at dismissal time.
1. There was a plug-in air freshener accessible to children in the bathroom. 2. There was a Lysol disinfectant wipes accessible to children in the kitchen play area. 3. There was an accessible closet with a bottle of Listerine mouthwash and a bag with tools and extension cords accessible to children.
The educator did not have her parent handbook with her policies available at the time of this visit.
Although the educator was documenting evacuation practices, she was not documenting monthly alarm testing as required.
Required Postings - Child Specific - R Apr 2025
Windows
Supervision - Judgement
Indoor Hazards
Water Temperature
The educator did not have an individual health care plan for a child with diagnosed medical conditions as required.
At the time of this visit the educator had a child’s prescription medication without a prescription label affixed.
There was a broken window screen in the dining room.
Children's Records - R Apr 2025
Attendance Logs
Evacuation Logs
Parent Handbook
Individual Health Care Plan
Prescription medication
The water temperature tested 124*F degrees exceeding the maximum of 120*F degrees allowed.
The educator did not have a completed allergy list as required.
At the time of this visit the educator was not exercising good judgement when she was cooking and she left the stove on unattended accessible to children with the gate to the kitchen open.