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13 | On 4/22/21 at approximately 11:30am, due to the COVID-19 pandemic, Licensing Program Analyst (LPA), Amanda Blesi, conducted a tele-inspection via Facetime and met with Director, Jessica Anaya, to deliver findings and conclude the complaint investigation which was opened on 2/03/21. No children were present at time of tele-visit. It was alleged there was a lack of supervision which led to inappropriate interaction between day care children. LPA investigated this allegation on 12/04/2019 during a case management tele inspection where it was determined there was adequate supervision on the playground while children were playing a game of tag. An incident occurred where child #2 tagged child #1 in the swimsuit area which upset child #1. Interviews revealed two staff were on the playground supervising six children. Staff stated they were present near the children when the incident occurred, however they had no way of knowing child #2 would tag child #1 in that manner. They spoke with the children immediately after the incident and provided pool noodles for tagging instead of using hands. The second allegation alleges a lack of supervision resulting in day-care children engaging in an altercation causing bruises. LPA conducted interviews with staff and children. (Report is continued on the following page...see LIC 9099-C) |