Children's Learning Adventure Child Care Center

Not all records were able to be reviewed, and it was determined that not all staff had all required training hours.

In reviewing sign in and out logs it was determined that a caregiver that was singed in does not have a current background check, it was confirmed form the director that the employee has been present since 2023.

A child showed symptoms of having pink eye and the operation did not separate the child from the rest of the class and did not inform the parent until 5pm. As a result, there were more children diagnosed with pink eye from that classroom.

There was no documentation of which employee administered medication to a child in care.

Medication was administered to a child with no date, time or amount given.

A child in care had signs and symptoms of pink eye at 9am and the parent was not notified until 5pm at pick up.

Sign in and out logs were requested for each classroom for an entire week. The director could not provide them at the time of the inspection, for two classrooms on April 6th and two classrooms on April 10th. As of May 7th, they have not been provided.

The operation did not document the name of the child that medication was administered to.

A child was diagnosed with pink eye, and the doctor's note said the child needed to be away from the operation for three days. The child returned within 24 hours and was still showing signs and symptoms of pink eye.

The operation received a doctor's note that stated a child could not be in care for three days. Sign in and out logs showed the child was back in care after being absent for one day.

There was no documentation of the name of the medication that was administered to a child.

The director is not ensuring minimum standard requirements are being met by the management staff and caregivers. As a result, as child with pink eye was allowed to remain at the daycare all day and then allowed to return, not symptom free, prior to the date given on the doctor's note.

It was observed when conducting a walkthrough of the facility in the outdoor area there were two riding bikes that had broken pieces of plastic.

The child was left unsupervised for approximately 5 to 7 minutes. The child was located in the classroom by a caregiver.

A child was separated from their group for approximately 5-7 minutes. The parents of the child were not notified of the incident until the following day.

Caregiver failed to recognize the child's behavior as runner, and as a result child ran out of classroom causing caregiver ran after child and grabbed her by the arm.

The operation did not report the incident that placed children at risk to Child Care Regulation as required.

Caregiver was observed grabbing a child by one hand and pulling the child causing a bruise on child upper arm.

1 of 10 files reviewed is missing updated CPR training.

The training certificates were not updated in the files. Training files were not available for review.

1 of 10 files reviewed is missing updated first aid training.

During my walk through, there was a caregiver who did not know the age of the children she was responsible for.

During my walkthrough, a caregiver did not know how many children they were responsible.

At least one classroom was closed due to a pipe bursting, causing water damage. This incident was not reported to licensing.

This standard is deficient based on the preponderance of evidence of an investigation. Concerns of issues were brought to management, but repairs were not made for approximately 5 months.

This standard is deficient based on the preponderance of evidence for the investigation. The permit holder did not ensure that the building and grounds were maintained as required.

I observed two infant feeding instructions that have not been updated in the last 30 days.

I observed one of ten files to not have a notarized affidavit.

1 child who are no longer attending the operation still have medication present.

2 children who has medication present is missing medication authorization.

1 child with an allergy does not have a complete allergy form present.

The carbon monoxide detector was not installed during my operation. It was found and plugged in during my visit.

The operation failed to notify licensing of a change in directors within 5 days. The director's last day was 5/12/2023 and CCR was notified on 5/22/2023.

A caregiver used an open hand to swat/tap a child's hand to redirect behavior.

A caregiver did not use positive methods when redirecting a child.

Two caregivers failed to verify the identity of an unfamiliar person at pick up time.

2 children with diagnosed food allergies are missing signed allergy emergency plans. One child is no longer in care as they were enrolled for the summer program. The other child has a plan, but it is not signed by either the parent or the physician.

Transportation binders have not been updated to add the emergency medical transport and treatment authorization forms for the newly enrolled children.

A list of children with allergies was not posted in the kitchen and the kitchen staff was not aware of any allergies.

Bus 1 and 9 are missing child safety alarms at the time of the inspection.

The first aid kit on bus 7 was missing tweezers, gloves, and cottonballs. The driver for that bus added the missing supplies before leaving for her bus run.

Transportation binders have not been updated to add the parent s names and telephone numbers and emergency telephone numbers for the newly enrolled children.

An annual sanitation inspection has not been conducted.

Three caregivers did not have pediatric first aid certification available for review.

Of the ten personnel records reviewed, three caregivers did not have the required twenty four hours of annual training.

A child in care tested positive for COVID-19 on 08/27/2021, and was not reported to Child Care Regulation in a timely manner.

Five caregivers did not have current or valid pediatric CPR certification.

Of the ten records reviewed, one caregiver did not have the required two hours of transportation training.