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0146(1) Seasaw equipment for multiple children placed too close to other equipment. It was removed at the time of inspeciton. Date Disputed Date Disputed
0146(4) Bouncing equipment made out of play posts set in a large black tire designed to be used by several children at the same time. Licensor observed children bouncing on the structure. Date Disputed Date Disputed
0166(3)(a) Emergency exit door was locked. The teachers believed that the doors could be locked during nap time. Licensor provided information about WAC 110-300-0166(3)(a). Doors were unlocked prior to licensor leaving.
Attendance record did not reflect a child that moved from the home license to toddler classroom. The ratio was not reflected accurately in the attendance.
Child A. doesn't have indivividual care plan for his Epi-pen.
Prescription medication was not accompanied with medication authorization form.
Safety plug inserted in an electrical outlet. Plastic bags accessible to children in the bathroom area. Power strip with surge protector fastened to the wall next to the sink.
The exit door in the Seeds classroom had a baby gate placed in it. Door locked from the inside.
Bear mace placed in a drawer accessible to children.
Lighter placed a drawer accessible to children in the Seeds room.
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