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Licensing Specialist was not notified within 24 hours of an injury to a child's eye that resulted in the child's parents seeking medical treatment. Corrected during inspection. LS received the OCC 300 Reportable Incident form via email on December 22, 2025.
Licensing Specialist did not observe blood lead testing in four children's records. One child's record has an incomplete Health Inventory II form.
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A child was allowed into care without the required paperwork.
The emergency form for one child was not signed by a parent or dated.
During this inspection, 9 children were present, which exceeds the approved child capacity for a family child care program.
LS observed the unapproved substitute fail to wash her hands after diapering a toddler.
LS observed the unapproved substitute fail to wash a child's hands after diapering.
LS has not received a medical form or Release of Information form for the unapproved substitute present during this inspection.
When asked, the unapproved substitute did not know where the children's emergency forms were located.
LS observed an infant left in a car seat for roughly 1 hour and 45 minutes. During the inspection, LS observed the infant trying to drink from a bottle propped up on a blanket in the car seat. The bottle fell out on the floor. Later, LS noted the infant had fallen asleep and asked the provider to move the infant to a pack and play.
Children in care were left with a person who has not been fully cleared and approved by the Office of Child Care.
LS observed an infant in a car seat upon arrival and the infant was left in the car seat for roughly 1 hour and 45 minutes. The child was not provided any toys or other materials and the unapproved substitute did not engage with the child other than carrying the car seat into the home and propping a bottle in the infant's mouth.