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License #1019746 · Home-based · Licensed Child-Care Home
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One out of the five children records reviewed was missing the healthcare provider statement child has been enrolled for more than 12 months at the center.
Two out of the four employee records reviewed were missing annual trainings. Caregiver one was missing one hours caring for children younger than 24 months, hazardous materials, communicable disease, emergency preparedness, building safety, allergic reactions, and medication administration for the annual year 2/14/2024 to 2/14/2025. Caregiver two was missing hazardous materials, building safety, allergic reactions, and medication administration for the year 3/11/2024 to 3/11/2025.
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The childrens product certification was last reviewed on 8/28/2023, this needs to be reviewed every year.
The menu for the week was not available upon request. NOTE: This was corrected at inspection the menu was created and posted available for parents and licensing to see.
This inspection visit recorded no violations or advisories.
This inspection visit recorded no violations or advisories.
Two of the cribs were not labeled with the child's name. NOTE: This was corrected at inspection when caregiver updated the list on the wall.
Three children under the age of two were exposed to screen time. NOTE: This was corrected at inspection when caregiver turned off the TV.
This inspection visit recorded no violations or advisories.
One out of three records reviewed was missing qualifications.
One out of four records reviewed was missing Health Statement.
One out of four records reviewed was missing emergency medical authorization information.