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Parents will access the home through the front of the house. Once you enter the home you are led to the living room and dining room area. LPA observed two adult size couches and a mounted television set. LPA observed chidlren’s cubbies, children size chairs and tables. LPA observed a parent board next to the mounted television. Board was observed with all the necessary postings. LPA observed age appropriate toys and materials. Applicant confirmed that children will eat in the dining room area and nap in the living room area.
Next to the living room, LPA observed a small hallway that leads to the bedrooms and bathroom. LPA observed linen cabinet to have a safety latch; cabinet is use to store additional day care materials. Bedroom 1 is designated as OFF LIMITS to the children in care; safety door knob cover was observed. Bedroom 2 designated as day care space was observed to have a variety of age appropriate materials. Applicant confirmed children will use the additional space for activities. LPA observed napping cots and foldable cribs in the space.
The bathroom that children use was observed next to bedroom 2. A toilet, sink and shower were observed. All cabinets were observed to have safety latches making any content stored under the sink, inaccessible to the children in care. Shampoo and toiletries were observed in the top cabinet over the sink; cabinet was observed with a safety latch.
Dining room was observed to have a small adult dining room table with two chairs. Next to the dining room area, LPA observed a safety gate outside the kitchen, making the kitchen inaccessible to the children in care.
Kitchen was observed and inspected. Kitchen is used as a walk way to access the back yard. LPA observed stove and all kitchen cabinets were observed to have safety latches. Refrigerator, stove and counter space were observed and inspected. Knives and sharp objects were observed in the top cabinet- inaccessible to the children in care. Under the sink cabinet was observed with a safety latch, making the content inaccessible to the children in care. LPA observed a mounted fire extinguisher in the kitchen area. LPA discussed the importance of having policies in place to ensure that all who help with care and supervision are aware of any dietary restrictions and/or allergies. LPA also encouraged applicants to contact their local Resource and Referral agency, CCRC, to inquiry about any food programs.
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