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25 | On 5/3/2023 at 1:25PM., Licensing Program Analysts (LPA), Luis J. Gomez met with Licensee, Judith Boschini. Purpose of the inspection was explained and was for an Unannounced; Annual Random inspection. Present in facility was the licensee caring for 4 children. Adults present have criminal record clearances on file. Children presents are preschool age. Per licensee, preschool age child present is her daughter. Licensee’s home is a three bedroom, two bathroom, one level house. Days and hours of operation: Monday- Friday, 7:30AM. to 5:00PM. Daycare Areas are: Living Room (Playroom), Bathrooms #1, #2, Kitchen (Pass through only), Dining Room, Bedroom #1, #2 and Backyard. Off limit areas are: Bedroom #3/ Storage/Converted Garage in Backyard. LPA inspected home, inside and outside, for health and safety hazards.
At 1:30PM., the following was observed: Facility had age-appropriate playthings available for the children. Accessible furniture, toys and books inspected were in good repair. Individual cubbies available for children belongings.
At 1:40PM., Based on observations, LPA confirmed children's toys and playthings on floor/ ground in backyard area, bedroom #1 and living room (playroom), near facility exit.
Facility has child sized table and chairs for meals and seated activities. For napping services, LPA observed several cots, located in bedroom #1. Per licensee, napping sheets are washed weekly. Bathroom #1 had adequate supplies for hand washing. Cabinets in bathroom #1 have safety locks installed. Facility was the proper temperature, with ventilation, and lighting. Home had functioning telephone service; smoke/ carbon monoxide combination detector; and fire extinguisher, 2A:10BC.
LPA inspected backyard area. Area is completely enclosed with tall fencing and is free of hazardous plants. Home does not have any pools, fishponds, jacuzzis, or bodies of water.
At 1:45PM, Based on observations, LPA confirmed accessible laundry detergent containers in the on-limit areas.
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