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25 | Licensing Program Analyst (LPA) Marie Rodriguez made an unannounced Case Management visit to follow up on an incident reported to CCLD office by phone on September 19, 2019 regarding a child sustaining an injury while playing outside in the backyard. LPA met with Licensee Lilliane Osborne and explained purpose of visit.
LPA toured the outdoor play area with Licensee and observed the play structures in the backyard which include a small slide play structure and a dome climber. Licensee showed LPA where the child had been playing when the injury occurred.
Licensee explained on the afternoon of September 18, 2019, Child C1 had been climbing and playing on the dome climber and had been sitting on a bar of the dome climber (which was about a foot above the grass) when C1 asked Licensee to look in C1's direction. C1 had been asking Licensee to look as C1 played on structure throughout the afternoon. As Licensee looked at C1, C1's hands slipped off the bars of the climber and C1 fell back onto the grass area in the inside space of the dome climber. Licensee went to soothe C1 as C1 started to cry. Licensee brought C1 inside to ice C1's arm. Licensee checked C1's arm and asked C1 to lift their arm up and make a fist. C1 stated they could not do either and started to cry. C1's father arrived about five minutes later and Licensee suggested for C1 to be seen by a physician because she thought C1's injury may be serious. Licensee received an email update later that night from C1's parents that C1 had sustained a broken arm near the elbow.
Licensee stated that one of C1's favorite activities is climbing and playing on the dome climber for long periods of time each day and that C1's parents have told Licensee that C1 loves to climb everywhere.
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