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25 | Licensing Program Analyst, Joelle Redding, made an unannounced visit to follow up on two self reported incidents as follows:
5/22/19: Child #1 (16 months) slipped and hit his eye brow on a shelf, sustaining a laceration for which medical attention was sought.
5/23/19: Child #2 (16 months) suffered a seizure in the classroom for which medical attention was sought.
LPA interviewed Staff #1 in relation to the incident of 5/22/19. She stated that there were four children with her at the time of the incident. She was approximately 10 to 15 feet away from Child #1, changing a diaper on the changing table. Child #1 was standing by a shelf that was approximtely 18" high when he abruptly fell, bumping this eyebrow area on the edge of the shelf. Staff #1 stated that she had completed the diaper change and responded to Child #1, applying pressure to stop the bleeding and alerting the Director, Leone, who was in the adjoining classroom. Ice was applied while awaiting parent pick up. Parents transported to the doctor where the laceration was sealed with medical glue. Child #1 returned to care on on his next scheduled day. Staff #1 stated that Child #1 had just started walking a few months ago and was still a little wobbly on his feet.
LPA interviewed the Director and Staff #2 in relation to the incident of 5/23/19. Child #2 had been acting and eating normally all morning when suddenly, at naptime, he began to seize. Staff #2 stated that she picked him up and alerted the teacher in the next room (Staff #3) who took over as she was unable to leave the classroom due to ratios. Director stated that Staff #3 brought Child #2 to her office where 911 and the child's parents were contacted. Upon initial evaluation, the child had a very slightly elevated temperature of 99.3 which rose a degree before returning to normal by the time they arrived at the hospital. Child #2 was |