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Child had allergy plan that included medications that center did not have on site to manage allergies.
Child lunches are stored in cubbies with ice packs that did not maintain 41 degrees Fahrenheit or below.
A child's file was missing CIS form and did not have scheduled plan or notice of exclusion.
Child record's were missing date of last medical and dental exam and dental provider contact.
Medication was kept on top of cubbie where it could be accessible to children.
Kitchen gate was not engaged and stove was accessible to children. Candles are used during birthday celebrations.
Kitchen gate was not in use and there were products labeled "keep out of reach of children" accessible. Storage rooms were unlocked and accessible to children.
Kitchen did not have child resistant gate engaged and applicances that could become hot enough to injure a child were inaccessible.
Tasia Opstrup has been employed for longer than 3 months and did not have all required trainings. Maya Ismach and Tasia Opstrup were mjissing intial training and did not complete health and safety trainings in medication management, serving families experiencing homelessness, emergency preparedness, and mandated reporting. Maya Ismach and Tasia Opstrup did not have Bloodborne pathogens training. Jun Youngsoon was missing CPR and first aid.
Stumps for walking on placed directly on concrete.
Staff onsite without fingerprints, TB, or childcare basics.
3 staff do not have CPR 1st Aid , and food permits on file to view.
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