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25 | LPA Jyoti Saini met with Licensee, Pereira Kamilla for this case management today. Licensee has requested to increase capacity from small family child care home to a large family child care home (FCCH). Licensee and her helper taking care of 8 children today; 6 infants and 2 preschool aged. Licensee states that she, husband, and their minor daughter reside in this home
All adults living/working with the children in the home have criminal record clearance.Home is a 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, Living room and dinning room, two level home. Daycare area is: Daycare Room (Family Room), and back yard OFF limit area: Garage and entire upper level.
LPA observed the following:
There is no change in the day care settings. Fire inspection was done on 01/06/2020 and Licensee has to change the lock on the main door of family room to meet the fire code. Licensee has already installed that. Facility has a working smoke detector, a carbon monoxide detector and a one working telephone. A 2A10BC fire extinguisher is fully charged. First aid supplies are available for children. Licensee's and her helper's CPR/First aid is current.
Per licensee, there is no firearms or no weapons in the home. Licensee and her helper has current immunization on the file. There are sufficient, age appropriated toys and children's equipment in the day care area. Activities will be drawing, story time, read, music, outdoor playground and etc.
Staff-children ratios discussed with Licensee for a Large Family Child Care Home (FCCH). If there is no helper, Licensee will need to operate within the small FCCH in regard to ratios. If care is provided to the 7th and 8th child for a Small FCCH, or 13th and 14th child for a Large FCCH, the last two children need to be school aged (6 years old). A sample handout is given to Licensee today regarding Small/Large Family Child Care Home Capacity Limitations. |