Cradle to Crayon Learning Center

The diaper changing surface had an absorbant cover after the changing pad. This was corrected at inspection when the cover was removed.

One of the four personnel records evaluated did not have a notarized affidavit.

The diaper changing surface was not sanitized between changes. A non-absorbant paper liner was also not utilized for diaper changes.

There were cases of COVID that were not reported in the 48 hours required

1 caregiver at the operation was in charge of 22 children with a specified age group of 3. The maximum number of children allowed for that age group with 1 caregiver, is 15.

Upon arrival the infant teacher was observed in the per-school room seated with the door to the infant room closed. There was no caregiver in the infant room upon inspection.

An infant was observed in a bed with a bottle that was filled with milk

A 4-year old child wandered away to the restroom without the knowledge or supervision of caregivers.

Electrical outlets accessible to children were left exposed. The deficiency was corrected by placing a protector over the outlet.

A person with a conditional background check was allowed to supervise a group of children alone. This deficiency was corrected during the inspection as the director of the operation assisted the person with supervising the children for the remainder of the inspection.

A 14 month old infant was observed sleeping alone in a classroom with the door closed.

There was no TB test on file for 2 staff members.

No one was left in charge of the operation during the director's absence.

Electrical outlets accessible to children were left exposed. This deficiency was corrected during the inspection as the outlets were immediately covered with protectors.

There was no record of current emergecy practices availble during the inspection.

1 child's file did not include a health statement.

There was no employment affidavit on file for 1 caregiver.

The operation did not have a current gas inspection on file.

A person with a conditional background check was allowed to supervise a group of children alone. This deficiency was corrected during the inspection as the director of the operation assisted the person with supervising the children for the remainder of the inspection.

Several children were observed sitting unfastened in high chairs during meal time. This deficiency was corrected during the inspection as safety straps were immediately fastened following discussion of the deficiency.

5 child files did not include all required information for emergency contact persons.

A current 'Consumer Product Safety Commission' form was not available during the inspection.

There was no admission form available for 1 child in care at the operation.

3 child files did not include the child's date of admission to the operation.

A caregiver was observed using a cell phone for several minutes during nap time. This deficiency was corrected during the inspection. The director of the operation and the licensing inspector informed the caregiver that use of cell phones is prohibited while children are in care.

An daily report was not available for an infant in care.

There were no feeding instructions available for an infant that currently consumes baby formula as regular part of his diet.

A caregiver in the pre-k classroom was unaware of the ages of the children in her care and did not have documentation available to reference each child's age.

In the infant classroom, the youngest child present was 9 months old, while the oldest child present was 3 years old. This deficiency was corrected during the inspection. The 3 year old was moved to the pre-k classroom.

Two caregivers were allowed unsupervised access to children without having a current first-aid certificate.

Children in the infant and pre-k classroom included a group of which the age difference between the youngest and oldest child exceeded than 18 months. This deficiency was corrected during the inspection. Children were sent home to help meet ratio compliance.

Three infants were observed sitting in high chairs without being fastened in with safety straps. This deficiency was corrected during the inspection. Each infant was immediately removed from the high chairs.

In the infant classroom, there were 11 children present with 1 caregiver. This deficiency was corrected during the inspection. A substitute caregiver was called to help supervise the classroom.

Children were observed walking and sleeping with a training cup and bottle in hand. This deficiency was corrected during the inspection. The training cup and bottle were both put away.

Infants enrolled at the operation did not have feeding instructions on file to help ensure infants received proper feedings.

Caregivers did not maintain infant daily reports to help assure parents that prompt diaper changes occurred throughout the day.