5 CSR 25-400.105 The Child Care Provider and Other Child Care Personnel (1) (D) states: Caregivers shall be of good character and intent and shall be qualified to provide care conducive to the welfare of children.

A caregiver exhibited behavior that did not show the individual to be of good character and intent and qualified to provide care to children as evidenced by sending in 2 fingerprint/background check results that were altered.

5 CSR 25-400.105 · Not corrected

5 CSR 25-400.185 Health Care (4) (A) states: No child shall be permitted to enroll in or attend any day care facility caring for ten (10) or more children unless the child has been adequately immunized against vaccine preventable childhood illnesses specified by the department in accordance with recommendations of Immunization Practices Advisory Committee (ACIP). The parent or guardian of the child shall provide satisfactory evidence of the required immunizations. Satisfactory evidence means a statement, certificate or record from a physician or other recognized health facility or personnel, stating that the required immunizations have been given to the child and verifying the type of vaccine and the month, day and year of administration.

Requirements for immunization reports on file were not met as evidenced by 1 immunization record(s) was/were not on file .

5 CSR 25-400.185 · Not corrected

5 CSR 25-400.055 Annual Requirements (2) (C) states: The child care provider shall conduct a Family Care Safety Registry check for all child care staff members within thirty (30) days prior to the anniversary date as printed on the license.

The Family Care Safety Registry check was not conducted for Kelly Caccamo and Anthony Caccamo within thirty (30) days prior to the anniversary date.

5 CSR 25-400.055 · Not corrected

5 CSR 25-400.105 The Child Care Provider and Other Child Care Personnel (1) (S) states: The provider shall have documentation on file at the home of current certification in age-appropriate first aid and cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) training. The training shall be certified by a nationally-recognized organization, such as the American Red Cross, American Heart Association, or an equivalent certification, include an in-person skills assessment, and be approved by the department. At least one (1) caregiver with current certification in age-appropriate first aid and CPR must be on site at all times when children are present. First aid/CPR training may count toward the annual clock hour training requirement.