other — Annual Inspection (Continued)15 citations
March 25, 2022
What Happened
Annual continuation inspection of infant center revealed multiple deficiencies including missing required staff and child documents, no infant sleep plans, missing CPR certifications, food labeling and storage issues, and non-functional bathroom sink. Center operates partnership program with Head Start.
Observations
- Missing required documents for staff and infants
- No infant sleep plans observed, director unaware of requirement
- No roster available to verify enrolled vs. present infants
- Bright Wheel app used for tracking but lacks required signatures and details
- Missing details in infant feeding plans
- Staff missing LIC9224 documentation
- No sleep log observed (director using Bright Wheel only with 30-minute checks, no signatures)
- No written plan for indoor and outdoor activities
- No current staff member with approved EMSA CPR certificate
- Only 1 of 5 staff members with current Mandated Reporter Training
- Only 3 of 6 infants under 12 months with current Needs and Service plan
- Unlabeled and undated baby food pouches and jars mixed with labeled items
- Container of powder milk with no name or date
- Changing table next to infants' bottles on sink
- Non-functional sink in main classroom bathroom containing water
- Infant observed crying themselves to sleep in crib during sleep training
Inspector Focus
Child RecordsStaff RecordsSupervision/RatiosFood ServiceEmergency Preparedness
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