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It was determined an infant was not properly supervised while in care, resulting in the child obtaining an injury to their arm.
A person was allowed to care for children for a year and a half and had not met the qualifications of a substitute caregiver.
It was determined a person without a background check was allowed to supervise and care for children in the home.
The fire extinguisher was on the floor of the pantry and not mounted on the wall.
After reviewing 5 child files, 3 children were missing a statement of health from a health care professional.
Liability insurance information was not provided to CCR within the required due date.
The assistant caregiver did not have any training for reveiw.
Observed 4 epi pens for 2 different children and both epi pens were expired. One had expired in 2023 and the other expired in 2021.
The primary caregiver could not provide trainings that were taken in year 2023 or 2024. The few trainings that were provided did not have a date the training was completed, therefore they could not be counted as being completed.
The swing set was pushed up against the fence This was corrected when the slide was moved away from the fence.
A fire drill had not been completed since the daycare had reopened according to the primary caregiver. A fire drill was completed during the inspection today and the children and staff were able to exit the home in under 3 minutes. There was no documentation for the emergency drills for review.
Observed a teeter totter inside the operation. I spoke to the primary caregiver about the reason it is prohibited. The primary caregiver stated that they will remove it.
Observed the primary caregivers training, the following trainings were missing; Emergency Preparedness Preventing spread of communicable diseases Administering medication Preventing and responding to medical emergencies due to food allergies Understanding building and physical premisis safety Handling, storing and disposing of hazardous materials.
Observed the operational policies, the following was missing from the operational policies; Discipline and guidance Promotion of indoor and outdoor activities *duration *recommending clothing and footwear *a plan to ensure that physical activity occurs on days when you cannot go outside Precedures for parents to view the most recent licening inspection report. Instructions on how a parent may contact licening
One caregiver did not have in person CPR with use of a manikin and another caregiver did not have her CPR certification available for review.
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