Home Sweet Home Childcare

The emergency preparedness plan is missing how the child care staff will continue to care for the children after the emergency occurs and how they will reunify the children with their parents.

2 caregivers CPR/First Aid training has expired. 2 caregivers have invalid CPR training taken online only.

A 5 year old child was left in the office for 10 minutes with the Licensing Inspector, then the child woke up and walked out to the front lobby entrance and stood by the front door until the Director intervened approximately 5 minutes later.

2 caregivers FA/CPR expired. 2 caregivers CPR is invalid becuase it was completed online.

A 5 month old infant was not strapped in a bouncer during inspection.

Fire inspection was last conducted November 3, 2022 and is now expired.

2 out of 5 children in care did not have consent from parents to transport. Note: 4 out of 5 children in care did not have consent from parents to transport.

The electronic child safety alarm on the vehicle used to transport children was not working during the inspection.

The operation did not have the playground maintenance checklist available upon request.

The written operational policy does not have transportation included. Note: The written operational policy does not have transportation included.

I observed no list of children being transported in the vehicle, no emergency medical transport and treatment authorization forms. The vehicle also did not have the child-care center director or permit holder s name, no center telephone number in the glove compartment and was not clearly visible inside the passenger compartment. The vehicle also did not have the parent s names, telephone numbers and emergency telephone numbers for each child being transported. The vehicle did not have a fire extinguisher approved by the local or state fire marshal and was not secured in the passenger compartment. Note: The operation was still missing emergency medical transport and treatment authorization forms for each child being transported and a fire extinguisher approved by the local or state fire marshal, secured in the passenger compartment and accessible to the adult occupants.

The operation did not notify Child Care Regulation of Services added such as: Transportation and Drop In Care.

2 out of 5 children in care did not have consent from parents to transport.

The operation did not have the playground maintenance checklist available upon request.

I observed the director and a caregiver who transports, have no transportation training available upon request.

I observed no list of children being transported in the vehicle, no emergency medical transport and treatment authorization forms. The vehicle also did not have the child-care center director or permit holder s name, no center telephone number in the glove compartment and was not clearly visible inside the passenger compartment. The vehicle also did not have the parent s names, telephone numbers and emergency telephone numbers for each child being transported. The vehicle did not have a fire extinguisher approved by the local or state fire marshal and was not secured in the passenger compartment.

The written operational policy does not have transportation included.

During the inspection I observed, a tall pole on the playground, large holes in both fenecs, a bungee cord, no lock on the outdoor storage box, no padding around the poles.

I observed 9 infants in the classroom with one caregiver.

I observed a caregiver on a personal laptop device while supervising children in care. Note: During the inspection the caregiver removed the device.

The operation did not have the most recent fire inspection report available to review.

I observed 24 children in a classroom including infants with one caregiver. The youngest child in the room was 17 months. The oldest child in the room was 5 years old. Note: A caregiver showed up to relieve the other teacher and the children were all put back in the correct classes, according to ages.

I observed a caregiver leave the room with 7 children ages 18 months-23 months for any extended time frame. The caregiver was also on a personal device. Note: Supervision was discussed, however the citation was recited. I observed two sharp objects accessible to children in the kitchen. I also observed a caregiver leave a classroom with 9 children in care, ages 2-3 years of age.

I observed ten children ages 18 months through 23 months and a 3 year old being supervised by one caregiver in the rear classroom. The maximum number of children in this age group that one caregiver may supervise is nine.

I observed while outdoors standing water, tarp that covers the play equipment in need of repair, the gate to the the electric box open and the back gate open.

I observed a caregiver leave the room with 7 children ages 18 months-23 months for any extended time frame. The caregiver was also on a pesonal device.

I observed two cribs in the infant classroom without snug fitted sheets.

I observed three play yards in the infant classroom without snug fitted sheets.

During the inspection I observed a electrical box that was lifted out of the wall exposing wires, Broken fence boards on the playground as well as a wooden deck with the astro turf covering ripped and torn, broken plastic toys as well as debris on the ground.

During the walkthrough I observed a caregiver without a cleared eligible background results caring for 22 children ages 2-3 years old.