La Petite Guilbeau

The last fire inspection found in the binder was conducted on 8.8.2021

No documentation was available for review for carbon monoxide, smoke detectors, and fire extinguishers inspections.

Licensing wasn't notified in writing, no later than five days after a change in director.

One of the eight staff files had an expired CPR training of 7.22.24

Trainings were unavailable at the time of inspection for four of the eight staff files.

One of the ten children immunization records were not available for review.

At time of inspection, 4.22.24, a caregiver in an infant class was working directly with children without having received a determination of eligibility to be present at the operation.

At time of inspection, a safety child alarm did not work in one of the two transportation buses for operation.

A caregiver at the operation did not use positive methods of discipline when they mishandled a child at operation.

During the course of an investigation it was determined that the operation failed to report to Child Care Regulation that a caregiver had been observed mishandling children in a way that could have resulted in injury to a child.

A caregiver at the operation demonstrated poor judgement when they closed the door to the classroom with children on the other side due to being frustrated over them not complying with putting their shoes on when asked.

During the course of the inspection it was observed a preschool teacher stepped away from her classroom to take children to restroom leaving her class unattended.

2 children were left unsupervised in preschool classroom.

Two children (3 and 4 years old) were left unattended in a classroom while they were sleeping for about 5 minutes.

Based off interviews and records, the classroom a caregiver was supervising was out of ratio when the children woke up from nap and were taken to the restroom. The caregiver had 23 children between ages 3-9 years, when the max number of children one caregiver may supervise is 18 for this specified age group.

Caregivers did not know who was responsible for a specific child during an incident on the playground.

Children are not able to safely access the toilet in the toddler classroom.

The operation did not notify Licensing when they closed toilets used by children that were included in their original space computation.

The operation is not giving a child who is potty trained opportunities to use a toilet while in care.

The outdoor playground was closed to children for an extended period of time due to ongoing pest control issue.

Four children in care are missing health statements from their doctors.

Two caregivers are missing annual training hours.

One child does not have immunizations record on file.

The operation doesn't have a Food Allergy Emergency Plan on file for a child with a diagnosed food allergy.

A caregiver does not have a notarized employment affidavit on file.

Not related to the investigation the wooden back fence had three holes at the bottom of the fence line.

In completing the investigation it was determined that a caregiver made a child walk backwards doing so in a rough manner as the child was upset. Through interviews it was also determined that the same caregiver has spoken to children in a harsh tone of voice.