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The certified assistants PQ# expired in September 2025.
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License #P-254599 · Home-based · Family Child Care
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This monitoring visit inspection recorded no violations or advisories.
The certified assistants PQ# expired in September 2025.
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Pet vaccines
Professional Development
Staff Records
Attendance
There are two dogs in the home, on of which was in the child care space at the time of the visit. There were no vaccinations or proof of license available for either dog.
There were no professional development hours for the Educator available for review at the time of the visit.
There was no staff record available for review during the visit. This includes a current medial for the assistant and the assistants training hours.
The attendance records for the day of the visit were not completed. The certified assistant completed it while the licensor was present.
Progress Reports
Progress reports are not current. The last progress reports on file were in October 2024
Bottle
Nap materials
Space (health risks)
Space (indoor / outdoor hazards)
A review of 6 children’s records show that 3 general permissions were blank and 2 children need an updated medical
The licensor observed that a (REDACTED) was given a bottle in the crib. The child fed herself the bottle as she laid down for nap. The educator removed the bottle at the licensors request.
Handwashing
When the licensor arrived there was not an individual way for the children to dry their hands. The Educator brought paper towels into the bathroom for the children to use after handwashing
The Educator has two children in care who require life saving medication and she did not have the confidential allergy list posted.
Napping Materials
The Educator did not have an individual way for the children to dry their hands, the children were all using one hand towel to dry their hands.
The Educator did not have enough appropriate napping materials for the children enrolled. The Educator has 2 infants enrolled (11m) and only one crib in the childcare space. Both infants were present on the day of the visit. The Educator has been napping one of the infants on a cot on the floor. The Educator got a pack and play out of storage and set it up during the visit at the request of the licensor.
The Educator has prescription medication for a child that does not have a prescription label attached to it as required.
Required Postings
A review of 6 children’s records show that: 1 child had an incomplete enrollment packet it was missing pgs. 2,4&6. Additionally 1 child needs an updated medical and 1 child does not have a medical or lead test on file
The last documented fire drill was in May of this year.
Indoor Hazards
The licensor observed the educator change a child’s pull-up on the couch. Additionally the Educator did not wash the chidlren’s hands after diapering
Parent Handbook
Staff Records
Handwashing
Indoor hazards
Children’s records
The licensor observed a plastic slide measuring over 18 inches being used indoors with out the appropriate ground surface covering. Additionally the slide was broken in 2 spots and ducted taped to keep it together. The cubbies were not secure to the wall
The licensor reviewed 6 children’s records and 2 children need updated medical and 1 child needs proof of a lead test
Equipment and Materials
The licensor observed some toys/materials for the children but not enough to engage the ages of the children or the amount of children in care daily. This has been cited and discussed before
The attendance for the day of the visit had not been completed
Curriculum / Routine / Structure - R Apr 2025
There is no evacuation log
Attendance Logs
Children's Records - R Apr 2025
Evacuation Logs
The Educator and certified assistant both have expired CPR/First aid
The trash in the bathroom did not have a cover
General permission
First aid kit
CPR/First aid
Trash can
The licensors observed the certified assistant and the children to be on a walk in the neighborhood the assistant did not have the first aid kit with her
The certified assistant was taking the children on neighborhood walks and not all children had written permission in their enrollment packet
The Educator was using an infant swing to nap a (REDACTED). The infant swing is not appropriate for the age of child and infant swings are not allowed for napping children
The emergency preparedness plan was not in the parent handbook that the licensor viewed and the Educator was unable to find it.
Progress reports have not been completed at this time
Progress Reports
Equipment
Parent Handbook
Emergency Preparedness - R Apr 2025
Ongoing Professional Development
The day of the visit there 4 children present. A review of the attendance records show that on 5/11/22 and 4/20/22 there were 7 children present on those days
Annual Registration in Professional Qualifications Registry (PQR)
The regular assistant was left alone to care for the children on Tuesday and Thursday mornings from approximately 7:30am-9:30am while the Educator left the premises to go to school. This was done from January-May and adds up to approximately 68 hours.
The licensor did not observe an opportunity for the children to engage in free choice of play due to the fact that there were very few toys/materials accessible for the children to choose from. The educator or the assistant chooses toys from another room for the children to play with
There is an person on the premises at least 1 time a week who has not completed a BRC and had that BRC approved by EEC. This person was on the premises alone with the children when the licensor arrived
The perimeter for the fall zone is not large enough. Discussed that there must be 6 feet on all sides of the swing set.
Playground Safety - Fallzones
The licensor observed that there was not a distance of at least 2ft between the nap mats. The Educator moved the mats during the visit
The Educator has 2 children in care who require (REDACTED0. There was only 1 (REDACTED) on the premises and the original prescription label was not attached, instead the prescription label for two children was attached with a rubber band. The Educator was cited for this in February 2025.
The licensor observed a mop and a bucket accessible to the children in the bathroom
Children's Records
Prescription medication
Handwashing
Attendance Records
Professional Development
The attendance records had not been completed since Thursday October 31, 2024. There was no attendance for Friday, November 1st or Monday, November 4th. The Educator completed the attendance for the day of the visit during the visit at the request of the licensor.
The Educator's license expired in June 2024. She has still not completed the required 30 hours of training to renew her license. The Educator has completed five hours at this time.
Annual Registration in Professional Qualifications Registry (PQR)
Ongoing Professional Development
Supervision - Infants and Toddlers (1)
The educator does not have a staff file for her assistant
The parent handbook did not contain all the required EEC information
The educator has 2 dogs and there were no records available for them
The certified assistant did not wash the children’s hands after diapering
The temperature in the fridge was 50 degrees today
The water temperature in the bathroom was above 120 degrees
The licensor observed the following hazards: in the bathroom there was 2 bottles of liquid scour cleaner, a mop and bucket and all purpose cleaner accessible. In the upstairs kitchen there were several drawers that were not locked and contained hazards: pizza cutter, peeler, cords, cleaning supplies and several bottles of prescription medication.
The Educator and certified assistants PQ#’s expired in 6/2023
The educator and the certified assistant did not have training hours available for review today
Children's Records - R Apr 2025
Evacuation Logs
Diapering & Toileting - R Apr 2025
Pets licensed/vaccinated/safe
Refrigerator Temperature
Water Temperature
The certified assistant walked away from the couch and left a child she was changing on the couch attended
Ongoing Professional Development
A review of the children’s files show that: 3 children need an annual update 2 children need updated medical forms and 1 general permission was blank. Several of the permission forms did not contain the certified assistants name, and she is the primary caregiver in the program
The certified assistant has not taken any professional development hours at this time. This has been cited previously. The educator is enrolled in college but there is no documentation of completed courses on file for her
The licensor did not observe any evidence of curriculum/structure/routine. The children were observed to be watching TV and using ride on toys during the visit. This was observed for approximately 45 minutes. The children did not participate in outdoor play on the day of the visit. The certified assistant stated that earlier in the day the children colored, did math, stories and circle time
Equipment and Materials
The parent handbook was still missing the emergency plan
The assistant has not completed any professional development hours.
The licensor only observed a few toys/books accessible to the child care children in the licensed space. The toys that were accessible were not developmentally appropriate for the ages of all the children in care. The Educator stated that the toys were all moved to an unlicensed room because the children dump them out when they are accessible
Persons on Premises
Notifications to Parents - Verbal
Emergency Preparedness - R Apr 2025
The Educator is completing her professional development hours because she is enrolled in college for Education. The assistant has not completed any professional development hours.
When the licensor arrived there was an unapproved caregiver on the premises. Both the educator and the assistant had left the premises. The unapproved person was alone for over 40 minutes
The emergency preparedness plan was not in the parent handbook that the licensor viewed and the Educator was unable to find it.
Parent Handbook
Program Capacity - 1
Progress Reports
Required Postings - R Apr 2025
Childrens Records - R Apr 2025
Ongoing Professional Development
Handwashing
EEC Assistant
Educator Qualifications
Space (indoor / outdoor hazards) - 1
Equipment and Materials
Curriculum / Routine / Structure - R Apr 2025
The parent handbook was missing the emergency plan
A review of the children's files show that 5 children need progress reports
On the emergency postings, the Educator and the assistant were listed as the emergency back up person.
The Educator's PQ expired 1/12/22 and the assistants PQ expired 9/15/21
A review of the children's records show that 4 children's general permissions were blank, 3 children did not have medical documentation, 2 children's medical did not have dates on them and 1 child's p.6 of the enrollment packet was blank
The Educator did not notify parents of a change in educators. There was an unlicensed caregiver caring for the children and parents were not notified. There is an issue with the children biting in the child care, the parents are not always notified when this happens verbally or written
The children did not wash their hands before eating snack
The licensor observed the gate in the backyard that prevents the children from entering the area where the inground pool is was not locked. There was a only a stake in the ground on the other side of the gate
The licensor only observed a few toys/books accessible to the child care children in the licensed space. The toys that were accessible were not developmentally appropriate for the ages of all the children in care. The Educator stated that the toys were all moved to an unlicensed room because the children dump them out when they are accessible