Sandra Williams

The fire extinguisher requires servicing because the pressure gauge needle is outside the green zone, indicating it needs a recharge.

The primary caregiver's annual training hours from the previous year did not include the following topics of training: *emergency preparedness *preventing and controlling the spread of communicable diseases *administering medication *preventing and responding to emergencies due to food or an allergic reaction *understanding building and physical premises safety *handling, storing, and disposing of hazardous materials

Records of the primary caregivers' 30 annual training hours for the previous calendar year were unavailable for review during the inspection. The provider did confirm that the trainings were complete and she would print them out and send them to me via email on Monday 8/11.

The appropriately sized fire extinguisher was not in service during the inspection.

The children's product certification form was last signed on 03/2018.

One child's admission paperwork was unavailable for review during the inspection.

The fire extinguisher used at the home was not in service.

One child who was not yet on table food did not have infant feeding instructions available for review.

One child was missing multiple immunizations on their immunization report.

Two children were missing health statements or parent signatures verifying that the children have been examined by a health care professional in the last year.

TWo children under the age of 12 months do not have a crib or play pen available to sleep in.

Two children in care did not have admissions documentation available for review at the time of inspection.

Fire drills for August and September were not completed at the time of inspection.

Two children in care did not have health statements available at the time of inspection.

The provider did not have 30 hours of annual training at the time of inspection.

This standard was evaluated and found to be deficient when poles with sharp edges were found behind the air conditioned unit in the backyard and must be removed.

This standard was evaluated and found to be deficient when three children in care did not have health statements on file.