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According to the Texas Comptroller website, the business entity's Franchise Tax Account Status is Inactive/Forfeited. The operation is currently providing care to children with an inactive status.

The toddler room did not have the activity plan posted.

When asking a caregiver how many children were present, the caregiver did not know and had to count how many children were present.

The operation has been recited for the same two deficiencies more than once: 746.2209- posting the activity plan and 746.1205(a)(2)- Responsibilities of Caregivers - Know number of children responsible for. The operation was cited 3 times for not posting the activity plan. The operation was cited 2 times for caregivers not knowing how many children they are responsible for. The director is failing to maintain the operation within the compliance of the minimum standards.

One caregiver did not have a copy of photo identification.

The Pre K and toddler room did not have the activity plan posted.

When asking a caregiver how many children were present, the caregiver responded 12 children. There were 13 children present.

The operation did not document that the smoke detector, carbon monoxide, and fire extinguishers were checked for the month of January.

Two infants ages 13m and 17 months old were mixed with a 4 year old child.

A child was observed running in another classroom alone.

Two infants ages 13m and 17 months old were mixed with a 4 year old child.

Two caregivers did not have first aid training.

Three caregivers did not have the required 24 hours of annual training hours.

Two caregivers did not have CPR training.

The director did not have the required 30 hours of training for review.

One caregiver did not have a copy of photo identification.

The Prek and toddler room did not have the activity plan posted.

The operation did not document that the smoke detector, carbon monoxide, and fire extinguishers were checked for the month of January.

The operation placed a child in a highchair and the child was not strapped in.

The infant caregiver had 5 children in care. The specified age of the group was 0m-11m old. The caregiver was over ratio by 1 child.

The operation allowed a person to have access to children without an active background check.

Four out of eight nap mats were not labeled with the childs name or a number.

The operation permit capacity is 21 children. The operation had 22 children present during the inspection. Noted: The operation corrected this when a child was sent home.

The operation placed a child in highchair for 2 hours so the child could not run around.

The operation did not serve infants that are on table food milk with their breakfast.

A caregiver did not wash their hands after assisting multiple children that used the restroom.

A caregiver did not sanitize the changing pad after changing an infant.

An infant was observed twice in a restrictive device longer than 15 minutes.

One infant did not have a feeding schedule.

Training cups and bottles were not labeled in the infant room.

When arriving at the operation the caregivers did not know how many children they were responsible for.

The first aid guide was not in the first aid kit.

A high chair that is utilized by children had mac n cheese stuck on the high chair table.

A caregiver did not wash an infants hands after changing their diaper.

The operation did not have a current menu posted.

One out of four caregivers lacked current CPR/FA training.

The operation only completed two sheltering and severe weather drills for the year of 2024.

During the inspection the operation had 14 children in care in the same room. The youngest child in the classroom was 8 months old and the oldest child was 34 months old. The age difference between the two children was 26 months.

One out four children files lacked current immunization.

The operation did not have a complete set of operational policies complete.

The operation did not complete the required 4 lock down drills for the year of 2024.

Two out of three caregiver lacked the required 24 hours of annual training.

The director did not have the required 30 hours of annual training hours.

One infant did not have written feeding instructions.

The carpet in the front room was not clean.

Three infant feeding schedules were not updated every thirty days.

Infants were observed drinking bottles on the floor.

A child was observed in the back room alone.

The menu was posted and not filled out for the day.

The operation did not have personnel files available for review.

The daily menu was not posted. NOTE: This was corrected at the time of inspection.

There were no infant feeding schedules for review.

No activity plans were posted.

The operation lacked an emergency preparedness plan.

The operation was lacking the required 30 operational policies.

The operaiton did not have the requiered posting. The operation lacked these postings: Keeping children safe poster,emergency evacuation and relocation diagram,The activity plan for each group of children in the child-care center, The daily menu, including all snacks and meals served by the child-care center, The Licensing Parent Notification Poster, emergency telephone numbers, A list entitled Current Employees. , .

The director did not have CPR or First Aid.

The operation lacked a full fence for the outdoor activity space.

Provider violated the Signed Safety Plan signed on 01/27/23 which stated she agreed to cease operating and continued to care for children. On February 7, 2023 an Inspection was conducted and there were 18 children in care.

The provider is caring for 7 or more children, meeting the definition of a licensed facility requiring a Licensed Child Care Home/Licensed Child Care Center permit.