other — Incident Response1 citation
February 26, 2026
What Happened
Case management investigation of two incidents involving sibling children revealed inadequate outdoor supervision on 2/24/2026 allowed child's thumb to be pinched in rotating seesaw; separate minor head injury from fall on 2/23/2026 determined to be isolated.
Observations
- Staff member left outdoor supervision to assist child with toileting, leaving one staff member responsible for approximately nine children
- Child did not comply with verbal redirect away from rotating seesaw center
- Five children using device designed for four children
- Staff aware of prior overcrowding issues on rotating seesaw but did not take active steps to prevent reoccurrence
- Child's left thumb sustained two small lacerations and visible injury from being pinched between teeter-totter arms
- Child transported home for medical evaluation and treatment
- Head injury incident (2/23) involved child tripping on rug and striking closet door/drawer, resulting in quarter-sized bump on forehead
Inspector Focus
Supervision/RatiosPhysical Plant
Citations Issued
Type B102417(a)
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