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25 | 08/13/2021, at approximately 10:30am, Licensing Program Manager Chandra Charles, met with Assistant Director Scott Kinser, for a UNANNOUNCED REQUIRED RANDOM INSPECTION OF THE INFANT / TODDLER COMPONENT OF THIS COMBINATION DAY-CARE CENTER. Initially, present during the inspection were (2) staff personnel, (4) infants and 12 toddlers. Licensing Program Manager Chandra Charles, toured the three classrooms for a Health and Safety Inspection. Infant room A is currently not be used. Infant room B had (1) teacher and (4) infants and the toddler room had (12) children and (1) teacher. All children are under visual supervision. Teacher-child ratio was observed.
CLASSROOMS: There are adequate play and learning materials available. Furniture and equipment is age appropriate and in good repair. There is adequate heating, ventilation and lighting. There is proper individual storage space for each child belongings. There are carbon monoxide detectors in each classrooms.
LPM Charles, observed 8 cribs in the infant room 'A' and 12 cribs in infant room 'B'. All cribs had firm mattresses. In each room has are changing tables with connecting working sinks. There were age appropriate infant & toddler toys and floor equipment. The floors and the rugs were clean.
In the infant classrooms there are refrigerators which, the children's bottle was kept. LPM did observe bottles in the refrigerators that were labeled with each child's name and date. At the end of the day unused bottle was returned to the parents. The infant rooms have low board leg food chairs for the staff to use when feeding the infants.
RECORDS: A review of staff records on 08/13/2021 indicates that facility staff or other individuals who require caregiver background checks have received criminal record and child abuse index clearances or exemptions. The staff records were reviewed and recorded under the Preschool component. (3) Infant files were reviewed and all required forms were in the facility files. LPM also observed each file had a current Needs & Service plan and a Individual Sleeping Plan. |