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25 | Licensing Program Analyst (LPA) R. Derraco conducted an unannounced required one year inspection to the above facility on 01/26/22 LPA arrived at the facility at 11:15 AM and met with assistant Tajana Douglas, who guided analyst on a tour of the facility. LPA spoke to Licensee, Shakena Douglas, via telephone call and informed LPA that she is currently not present at the facility due to a medical emergency. Per assistant, there are 14 children that are currently enrolled. There were 10 children present upon arrival 2 of which are infants. LPA also observed S2 helping with children in care.
This is a 1-story home which consists of 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, kitchen/dining room, living room, front yard and backyard (fenced). The off limit areas include the kitchen/dining room, 2 bedrooms, and a bathroom. A sliding wooden door is used to separate the off limit areas from the day care area in the home. The back yard was observed to have a wooden fence and gate with lock making the area inaccessible to children. The master bedroom has been converted into the main care area. LPA observed the main care area to have a half bathroom, a wall mounted television, storage cubbies for children in care, a locked storage cabinet with children activities and supplies, age appropriate toys, materials, tables and chairs. LPA observed 3 Cosco feeding high chairs model HC225FGT in the main care area. The bathroom that children use was observed to be safe and sanitary. The living room has been converted to care for infants that are enrolled to the day care. LPA observed 5 "Dream on Me" pack an play pens model number 438. A wall mounted television was observed in the infant care room. LPA observed a children's cubby storage cabinet and a Holmes Air purifier against the wall leading to the main care area. A wall mounted air conditioning / heating unit was observed to be built into the wall below the window. A screen was observed to cover the unit making it inaccessible for children in care. The assistant states food is provided for children in care. Per assistant, isolation area for children showing signs of illness will be kitchen/dining area. Currently, children are using the front yard for outdoor play time. The outdoor play area was observed to have perimeter fencing. LPA observed that the
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