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32 | Licensee stated that she felt challenged and defeated by the situation, but she talked to parents and children to reconcile differences. It was also reported that there were numerous incident(s) involving the same group of children at the facility having issues with cell phone usage. Licensee explained that she addressed behavior(s) and spoke with parent(s) of children involved and with parent consent, the licensee implemented a policy to limit the amount of time (and apps) that children were utilizing social media.
Licensee denied any children sustaining injuries while in care alleging that children occasionally played rough with each other, but they never intentionally hurt each other. Licensee acknowledged incident(s) brought to her attention regarding a child who alleged being scratched and bullied at the facility by another child; it was revealed during interviews conducted with children that they all enjoy playing with older children in group activities. During interviews child(ren) in care did not disclosed being hurt, bullied, or feeling sad because of the presence and/or interaction of other children in spite of age difference.
Licensee stated inappropriate behavior was never permitted at the facility and children with behavior issues were redirected to positive activities. Parent(s) were remainder of facility contract agreement Page N. 3 (I) (a) and (d). Termination of contract/ I. By the provider when:
a. A child's behavior threatens the physical or mental health of others at this facility.
d. Friction develops between provider and parent/legal guardian, which interferes with the harmony and well-being of children or daycare activities.
Lastly, it was also alleged that license left daycare child(ren) unattended and failed to meet child(ren) toileting needs. Per information obtained from pertinent parties, it was disclosed that child(ren) in question were dropped off at their home earlier due to child(re)showing signs of illness. Parent(s)/legals guarding was made aware of licensee’s intention. Licensee disclosed that parent(s)/legal guardian(s) reluctantly told licensee to leave children with a family member who was home. Interviews conducted revealed that a child(ren) who attended the facility was not being assisted with toileting needs; however, it was disclosed that the child in question started daycare without being potty trained and eventually was able to go to the restroom independently. Witness corroborate that younger child(ren) tended to leave bathroom door open to ask for help if needed.
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