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The progress reports were reviewed for the 10 enrolled children. One child was missing proof of a current progress report.
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Sharon MA 02067-2240 · License #P-174486 · Home-based · Family Child Care
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The progress reports were reviewed for the 10 enrolled children. One child was missing proof of a current progress report.
Required Postings - Child Specific - R Apr 2025
There were 3 children with documented allergies. These were not posted, as required. The educator did create the posting during the visit.
The records were reviewed for the 10 enrolled children. Seven of the children needed Annual Updates. One child was missing a signature in the General Permission section.
Progress Reports
Data synced from Massachusetts Department of Early Education and Care on Jul 10, 2026 · Source records · Report an error
Children's Records - R Apr 2025
Supervision
Records were reviewed for the 5 children present on the day of the visit. One child did not have a complete enrollment packet.
Children’s Records
Attendance
Space (health risks) - R Apr 2025
Evacuation Logs
Supervision of Infants and Toddlers
Ratios
When licensor first arrived, the Educator was observed to be alone with 5 children. Four of the children were infants and one child was a young toddler. The Educator called the approved assistant to come back to the house. EEC Licensor explained the Educator was still out of ratio as four of the children present were infants.
The Educator left the home when EEC Licensor drove up in front of the house to come over to Licensor’s vehicle. The Educator left 5 children alone in the home when she did this. Four of the children were infants and one was a very young toddler. The Educator engaged in an activity that diverted her attention from supervising the children; the Educator was also not aware of the children’s activities during this time. EEC Licensor went in the house with the Educator; two infants were observed sitting in exersaucer-type devices in the living room. Three children, ages 11 months, 14 months, and 15 months, were observed in the daycare room. These three children were moving freely around the room. Upon entry to the home, the Educator began cleaning the living room. This also diverted her attention from being able to appropriately supervise the three children in the daycare room.
The Educator has not completed any evacuation drills since reopening her program in April.
The attendance records have not been completed for many weeks.
The Educator did not place two infants and one toddler in a safe location when these children were not in her direct visual supervision.
There were pens/pencils and a stapler on the floor in the living room accessible to the children. One infant was observed sitting on the floor approximately 3 feet from these hazards.
Diapering and Toileting
The Educator did not have proof of current CPR and First Aid. Please send proof of current certification.
CPR and First Aid
The Educator did not have a diaper changing surface that could be disinfected. Please document what surfaces will be used for diapering.
Annual Registration in Professional Qualifications Registry (PQR)
Water temperature was 135; the maximum temp allowed by EEC is 120.
Water Temperature
PQR # 9609936 expired 6/1/21