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During the DFPS investigation, it was found a child was neglected.
A caregiver pushed a child's head onto the nap mat with the caregiver's hand during naptime.
A caregiver dragged a child on their nap mat causing a rug burn.
A caregiver did not use good judgment or self-control after becoming frustrated with a child at naptime. The caregiver walked away from an injured child, who was unable to alert the caregiver of the injury the child had sustained.
The operation did not complete the Licensing Incident/Illness Report form in the required time frame.
There is less than the required 9 inches of loose fill around the play structure that is higher then 5 feet at the platform.
The emergency numbers as required by this standard was not posted in the entry board or accessible for parents. The operation met compliance when the director posted the required postings, emergency numbers.
There was a trash can with food waste accesible to children in care. *Classroom 1 had vents with dust.
A five-year-old was observed unsupervised on the playground. This was corrected when the child went into a classroom with two other caregivers.
There is a child's medication that has expired.
1 of the 6 staff file reviewed is missing the required training hours missing from the previous year.
The consumer product safety recall form was outdated. This was corrected during the inspection when the director verified the recall list and signed a new form.
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