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It was found that the operation did not report concerns about a caregiver inappropriately disciplining child.
It was found that a caregiver grabbed and pulled children by the arm. It was also found that the same caregiver yelled at children.
A caregiver used poor judgement when they picked up a cot with a child on it, moved it to another area, and then let it drop to the floor.
The operation did not notify Child Care Regulation, within two days, after a alleged situation was brought to their attention.
It was found during the investigation children were left in highchairs for prolonged periods of time without being given an activity.
It was found during the investigation an infant was left crying for a prolonged period of time without being consoled.
It was found during the investigation a caregiver wiped a child's face and nose and did not wash their hands after.
There were 11 infants present in the infant room. This was corrected at inspection when the group was split between two classrooms.
Several caregivers were missing required annual trainings for working with infants and children. Five out of eleven were missing SIDS; Seven out of eleven are missing CPR/First Aid; Four out of eleven are missing Employee preparedness plan; Three out of eleven are missing Blood pathogen training and One out of eleven is missing Orientation.
There was no sanitation inspection available for review at the time of this inspection.
During the inspection several holes that were approximately five inches wide were observed at the bottom of the exterior fence. There was a large nail sticking out of one of the railroad ties on the ground of the play area. The nail was removed from the border during the inspection. There was one holes were observed under one of the railroad ties where the ground had eroded.
It was found during the inspection 4 children's records needed updated immunizations.
It was found during the inspection caregivers were missing the required food allergy training.
It was found during the inspection three children were in high chairs and were not strapped in. This was corrected at the inspection when the children were strapped in and the chairs with broken straps were removed.
The operation does not have a current fire inspection. The last fire inspection was completed on 10/21/2021.
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