Lake Highlands Presbyterian CDC

This standard was tasked as part of an investigation and found deficient. A child's food allergy was not posted in their classroom by the child's first day in care.

This standard was tasked as part of an investigation and found deficient. A child was served food identified on their food allergy emergency plan.

3 classrooms were checked, and found to have cots the did not have a child's name on the cot or label with a number to match a child's name assignment map available.

A caregiver left 2 children unsupervised in the bathroom. After a minute the caregiver looked in the bathroom to monitor the children,

Caregivers in the operation left a child unattended in the classroom. The administrative staff found the child in the classroom.

The operation did not have a procedure in place to account for the number of children that transitioned from one area of the operation to another.

This standard was tasked as part of an investigation and found deficient. Indoor furniture was arranged in a way that did not allow for caregivers to properly supervise.

One caregiver was observed not washing a child's hands after diaper changing.

In two classrooms, caregiver's hands were not washed after diaper changing.

The designated relocation site was not indicate on the emergency evacuation diagrams.

Diaper changing tables are not sanitized according to the manufacturer instructions. The diaper changing surface is to be sprayed and set for one minute before wiping to be sanitized. Caregivers were not waiting the full minute to wipe down the table.

One caregiver that has worked at the operation for at least 90 days is not current in CPR training.

A child with a food allergy indicated by the physician consumed food they were allergic to. This child experienced allergic reaction symptoms. This information was not reported to CCR.

In two classrooms, infant's hands were not washed after diaper changing.

The emergency evacuation diagram does not indicate the location inside thte center where children and caregivers shelter in place.

One child with diagnosed food allergy had an incomplete food allergy plan. The plan did not specify each food the child is allergic to, it did not list possible symptoms if the child is exposed to the food, steps to take if a child has an allergic reaction, and it was not signed by the parent.

This standard was tasked as part of an investigation and found deficient. Inappropriate guidance was used by a caregiver when redirecting a child's behavior. The caregiver picked a child up by their legs and flipped them onto their stomach during naptime.

This standard was evaluated as part of an investigation and was in deficient. Bleach was inside a bubble bottle that was not labeled correctly.

This standard was evaluated as part of an investigation and was in deficient. A child gained access to a hazardous material and spilled it on their clothes.

This standard was evaluated as part of an investigation and was in deficient. The caregivers did not know the group of children they were responsible for.

An infant feeding instruction reviewed had not been updated within the required timeframe.

The operation did not have updated documentation for CPSC recall items. This was corrected during inspection.

An infant was observed not being strapped in while sitting at a kidney feeding table. This was corrected during the inspection the infant was removed from table.

This standard was evaluated as part of an investigation and was deficient. Children were being yelled at and humiliated.

This standard was evaluated as part of an investigation and was deficient. A caregiver aggressively placed a child on their nap mat. It was also determined that a caregiver applied pressure with her arm on a child chest during diaper changing.

The operation failed to notify childcare regulation within the required timeframe when they were made aware of a situation that placed children at risk.

One child was blocking the classrooms entrance during naptime. The child was moved to another part of the classroom.

Ten infant schedules were reviewed and did not have the required signature. Three of ten infant schedules reviewed did not have the required date.

A 13 week old infant was observed asleep wearing a swaddle blanket that restricted the child's arms. This was removed from the infant during the inspection.

A infant was observed sitting in a Kidney Table without being strapped in with the safety straps. This was corrected during the inspection.