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25 | On December 3, 2024, Licensing Program Analysts (LPAs) Naves and Van conducted an unannounced annual inspection and met with Licensee’s Genesis and Eric Ng. Present was another helper Yocasta. LPAs explained the objective of the inspection and were granted access to the property by the Licensee’s. Four children are present today (three infants and one preschooler). The Licensees comply with the licensing capacity and limits today. All adults who live or work in the house have a criminal background check. The physical plant has not changed. The off-limits and childcare areas are the same. The living room, nap room, bathroom, and kitchen on the second floor and the downstairs bathroom, playroom and backyard are designated as daycare areas. Off limit areas are the master bedroom, office and dining room on the second floor the garage on the ground floor. According to the Licensee, when a child displays indications of illness, the Licensee will isolate and have the child wait in the kitchen while contacting the parent to take them up. The days and hours of operation are Monday through Friday, 7:30 am to 5:30 pm no overnight care.
LPAs inspected the Licensee's indoor and outdoor play spaces for health and safety concerns. The childcare environment is clean and organized, with age-appropriate activities, books, and play materials. The home has proper heating, lighting, and ventilation, and it is free of defects or situations that risk children in care. The house has a fully charged fire extinguisher, smoke and carbon monoxide detectors, and a functional phone. The facility has a fully stocked first aid kit available for children.
LPAs observed 3 full sized cribs that are in good working order. LPAs observed that no toys, pillows, or anything else should be hung over the cribs. LPAs observed that the cribs mattresses were the right size with fitted sheets. Child-proof covers protect every unused electrical outlet. During inspection that latch where detergents, and cleaning agents are stored under the cabinet was not secured. LPAs reminded Licensee of the importance of it needing to be secured, licensee immediately secured latch. The play structures and toys in the backyard are age-appropriate, in excellent shape, and free of loose components or hazards. The facility has no bodies of water. According to the Licensee, there were no firearms, weapons, and no baby walkers, bouncers, or similar equipment in the daycare. LPAs observed a dog and a cat in the home licensee stated both pets are up to date with vaccinations. The Licensee is informed that smoking is not permitted in family child care facilities.
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