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32 | The Parent (P1) of Child 1 (C1) disclosed that on 05/19/23 while P1 was on their way home, P1 was going to give C1 a bottle that was given to P1 by Staff 3 (S3) when P1 noticed that the inside of the bottle was covered in mildew; it was “cakey, yellow and smelled sour.”
P1 immediately turned around and went back to the facility and questioned Staff 2 & 3 (S2 & S3). P1 was contacted by Staff 4 (S4), who apologized and told P1 that the bottle must have been left out for a couple hours.
According to S2, P1 came back 5 minutes after picking up C1, showed S2 and S3 the top of the bottle and told them that it was “gross” and asked why it was so dirty. S2 disclosed that they do not deal with bottles and could not explain what happened, and that the bottle was possibly left outside for one or two hours. S3 disclosed that when P1 picked up C1, S3 gave P1 the bottle that was on a chair. S3 disclosed that it had been no more than one hour since the bottle was prepared but did not check the bottle and does not know if the milk was spoiled. S4 became aware that S3 left a bottle outside on the playground for “no longer than 3 hours” and gave the bottle to the parent during pick up. S4 told S3 that the bottle should have been cleaned and they should have given P1 a new bottle.
LPA Almanza received a copy of a voicemail from S2 to P1. S2 apologizes and notifies P1 that they did not know what happened; that S3 washes the bottles, S2 does not handle bottles, and does not know what happened. LPA Almanza received photographs of the bottle and it appears to have a yellow cakey build up at the top.
After considering the information provided, it was revealed that facility staff are unaware of when the bottle was prepared, if the bottle was clean, or if the milk was spoiled, which is in violation of California Code of Regulations, Title 22, Division 12, Chapter 1, section 102423 Personal Rights.
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