Just For Me Learning Center

Caregiver left classroom unsupervised while a child went to the restroom. Infant caregiver was observed leaving the class unsupervised as she walked to the other side for the 12-18 months infants.

Infant was observed sleeping in a crib with pacifire cord attached to a bib around the child's neck.

Two year old child was observed restrained in a high chair, while class was watching TV.Children in the 12-18 month room were placed in a feeding table chair and crib as a from of restraint. A child in the toddler class was observed on camera being placed in a high chair at nap time while the caregiver patted other children.

Operation did not have an emergency preparedness plan for licensing to view.

Caregivers were observed in camera, picking up children roughly in the 12-18 month old class and sitting them at the table.Children were taken back and fourth from sleeping mats to the table when they would not fall asleep. Caregiver was observed placing a child in a high chair during nap time while the caregiver patted other children.

12 two year olds were being cared for with 1 caregiver.

A cut pipe was observed protruding from the children's playground.

CLeaning supplies were under the sink where children could have access to them.

Multiple personnel records reviewed were not complete.

Multiple children's files reviewed were not complete and missing paperwork.

This standard was evaluated and found to be out of compliance when a caregiver left the classroom of children unsupervised several times and did not intervene when children were found to be acting out inappropriately.

This standard was evaluated and found to be out of compliance when a caregiver failed to immediately intervene with two children acting out inappropriately which placed them and other children at serious risk of harm.

This standard was evaluated and found to be out of compliance when a caregiver used their personal cell phone to record an incident between two children before intervening to stop the situation.

During the investigation inspection, there were seven 12-17 months old infants with only 1 caregiver. Over ratio by 2.

Caregiver applied cornstarch on a child's rash without the parent's written permission.

Employee files that were reviewed were missing the employment start date.

Immunizations records in children's files that were reviewed were not compete.