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CPR/First Aid - R Apr 2025
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Worcester MA 01604 · License #P-260797 · Home-based · Family Child Care
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This renewal - full review visit inspection recorded no violations or advisories.
CPR/First Aid - R Apr 2025
Progress Reports
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Observed that progress reports for two children were not completed.
Observed that the educator's First Aid certification expired in December 2024.
Observed that the educator's First Aid certification expired in December 2024.
CPR/First Aid - R Apr 2025
Licensor inspected all of the licensed, indoor space during the progress visit, as well as the outdoor play space. The following hazards were observed: **Activity Room** - no hazards **Kitchen** - cabinet drawer had knifes **Playroom**- no hazards **Bathroom** cabinet door- unlocked had cleaning supplies **Outside** - no hazards
Required Postings - Child Specific - R Apr 2025
First Aid Kit
Emergency numbers posted. Posted on a bulletin board in the entryway. Please add emergency backup person.
Required Postings - R Apr 2025
Tooth brushing - Toothbrush Storage
Space (indoor / outdoor hazards) - 1
Napping Materials
The licensor discussed with educator the need of posting a list detailing all dietary restrictions and emergency or lifesaving medications, such as epinephrine auto-injectors, inhalers, and anti-seizure medications, clearly indicating the corresponding child. Additionally, it was noted that this information should be covered to ensure the confidentiality of the child's identity. Upon reviewing children records one child is asthmatic.
The first aid kit was missing families contact emergency numbers.
The educator incorporated oral health practices into the program, discussed the regulatory requirements for oral hygiene. This includes storing toothbrushes separately to prevent contact, ensuring they are properly labeled, and allowing them to air dry. During the visit, all toothbrushes were stored together.
Educator had two playpens available and mats available for napping. Discussed children under the age of 18 months should have their own portable cribs or bassinets if needed. Older children can use mats or cots for napping. These napping materials must be kept clean and separate from each other. Napping materials were not stored separately.