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At inspection, one child file was missing the immunization record.
At inspection, the operation did not have a written activity plan/schedule posted.
At inspection, the exterior fence for the backyard, had separated from the post and nails were exposed. In addition a ladder was found against a shed that was not secured.
At inspection, the operation was using whole milk for the children.
At inspection, the operation did not have documentation of monthly smoke alarm testing.
At inspection, the operation had a rabbit that did not have a health statement from the vetriniarian.
The hand washing sink in the bathroom was not equipped with individual hand towels. The children were all using the same towel.
The primary caregiver and the assistant caregiver were missing annual training on allergy emergencies and handling hazardous materials.
The operation was not following the meal patterns established by the USDA Child and Adult Care Food Program.
One child's file was missing immunization records.
The provider did not have recent safety documentation for emergency drills or checking fire extinguishers, smoke detectors, and CO detectors.
3 out of the 8 child files reviewed did not have immunization records.
The consumer product list was dated for 2/29/2020. The primary caregiver was able to review the digital list and print a new form with today's date.
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