Lake Jackson Childcare Center

During the walk around of the operation I observed 2 active ant hills.

One child's file did not have the original exemption affidavit. One child's file did not have an exemption affidavit; however, there was a written exemption request.

The loose fill in the use zones of both climbing structures needs to be maintained as there is grass and weeds growing through the loose fill. Also the loose fill needs to be maintained to ensure the 6 inches of depth.

Two classrooms had paint chipping on the walls.

One child's file had the mother as the emergency contact instead of an alternate adult. Note: The director spoke to the mother and was able to update the contact person.

On the playground the following was observed: Several Broken little tyke cars were observed on the playground. A tunnel toy was observed with the tunnel part caved in and broken. The slide on the large play structure was cracked and broken at the exit of the slide. The small play structure had rusted platforms. The tick tack toe toy had several cracked and broken parts. The yellow truck stationary equipment had paint peeling.

The feeding instructions for one infant have not been updated within the last 30 days.

In the infants, wobblers and 2's classroom the changing table mat had rips in them. Photos were taken.

A caregiver was observed using their cell phone while responsible for supervising children in care.

Two infant feeding sheets were not updated within the 30-day requirements.

A caregiver was observed using their cell phone while responsible for supervising children in care.

In the infant classroom an infant was sitting at the high table chair not strapped in. A photo was taken of the infant. The caregiver strapped the infant in. A photo was taken.