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Based on information obtained during an investigation, it was determined that the childcare facility did not notify Child Care Regulation within the required timeframe regarding a situation that may have placed a child at risk. This was corrected at inspection the director informed me they will report situations when it is alleged children were placed at risk by prohibited punishment.
The director credential expired on 1/30/2026, the director certificate was not renewed or updated.
A review of the Employees Who Left Employment in 2025 data from January 20, 2026, determined the center had not reported the number of employees who left employment in 2025 by January 15, 2026, as required.
The sanitation inspection was expired on 4/25/2025.
While reviewing 5 children records, one child record was missing the admission date. *This was corrected at inspection when the child admission date was added to the child record.
Fire drills were conducted month by month, but the duration of the fire drill needed to be documented.
One infant was observed swaddled in their crib during inspection.
Of five personnel files reviewed at a follow up inspection: - 1 was missing building safety and hazardous material annual training - 1 was missing 9 of the required 24 hours of annual training
Out of 6 children records reviewed at a follow up inspection: - one was missing the date of enrollment - one was missing the emergency contact phone number - two were missing the emergency contact address - one was missing doctor address and phone number - one was missing consent for emergency care - one was missing elementary name and phone number - one was missing a signed statement that operational policies were received - one was missing a health statement - one was missing some of the required immunizations - one was missing food allergy and special needs statements
The annual fire inspection was not available at the follow up inspection.
The person transporting children does not have proof of the required annual transportation training.
Out of 6 children records reviewed: - one was missing the date of enrollment - one was missing the child's address - two were missing the parent's address - one was missing the emergency contact phone number - five were missing the emergency contact address - one was missing doctor address and phone number - one was missing elementary name and phone number - two were missing a signed statement that operational policies were received - one was missing a health statement - two were missing some of the required immunizations - two were missing food allergy and special needs statements
An infant under the age of 12 months was observed asleep in a swing with a blanket during inspection. The blanket was removed and the infant was moved to a crib that contained a bobby pillow. This was corrected at insepction when the bobby pillow was removed from the crib.
The playground equipment was observed to have broken plastic by the stairs. The director stated children will be kept away from this part of the equipment.
An infant was observed sleeping in a swing. This was corrected when the caregiver moved the infant to a crib.
The most recent 2936 inspection form and current employee list were not posted.
The annual sanitation inspection was not available.
The documentation of emergency drills was not available at inspection.
The annual fire inspection was not available.
Out of 5 staff records reviewed, 5 staff were missing current first aid and cpr training.
Two infants had bottles with them in their cribs during inspection. This was corrected at inspection when the bottles were removed.
Of five personnel files reviewed: - 5 were missing annual training certificates to show proof of annual hours - 3 were missing date of hire - 3 were missing notarized affidavits - 2 were missing diplomas - 1 was missing proof of orientation and receiving operational policies
Out of five caregiver files reviewed, four were missing the required infant trainings.
The playground equipment did not have sufficient loose fill.
The first aid kit contained expired items. This was corrected at inspection when the director removed the expired items.
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