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25 | On 07/30/19, Licensing Program Analyst (LPA) Karren Starks made unannounced visit for the purpose of conducting an Annual/Random inspection. LPA met and toured the facility with licensee Deanna Featherstone who had 6 children in care along with assistant, Donna McNeil at the time of inspection. LPA and licensee tourred the home and the home appeared to be clean, safe and well ventilated. The home is a 4 bd, 1 1/2 ba family home with a living room, dining room, kitchen, laundry room and an enclosed patio. There are two adults and three children living in the home (12, 13, 10). The bedrooms are off limits and made inaccessible by the child safety knobs. The living room is the main area of child care. The dining room is to be used as an additional play area. The bathroom for children in care is the second door on the left. The bathroom did not have any medications, cleaning compounds or detergents accessible to children in care
Fire extinguisher present in the kitchen, there is a smoke/carbon monoxide detector present in the home in the dining room area, not tested at time of visit due to child napping. First Aid Kit and current First Aid/CPR, as well as Mandated Reporter Training and Proof of vaccinations for staff.
All hazardous items inaccessible & Toxins locked. The licensee has a wall heater that is located in the master bedroom, licensee will heat the home prior to children arriving when needed.
No guns or weapons present as stated by the licensee. LPA did not observe any weapons
Control of property verified by viewing the property tax bill. Napping equipment was present in the dining room area. Maltese in the home that does not interact with the children, reminded to keep the pet's records current. Licensee has an area in the living room for postings and has all required postings.
The outdoor area was inspected, there were no bodies of water observed as stated by the licensee.
The front porch area will be used by children in care and licensee has a safety gate so the children cannot go beyond the patio area. The driveway area in front of the garage can be used for riding of scooters and bicycles. |