Rainbow Childhood Education Center · Child Care Center, Milpitas

Based on the interviews and reviewed records that LPA conducted, prior to Child 1 (C1) admission, the licensee was notified by C1’s parent, of C1’s aggressive behaviors, including but not limited to, hitting and biting towards other children in care from C1’s previous childcare providers. The licensee failed to obtain C1’s medical assessment to assess whether the center can provide necessary health-related services to the child. This resulted in C1’s reported multiple biting incidents towards C2 and rmultiple reported aggressive behaviors incidents (hitting) towards staff members. This poses a potential risk to health, safety or personal rights to children in care. 8 The director stated that she will obtain a written medical assessment as described on section 101220(a), and will develop a written behavior plan. A behavior plan is a collaborative strategy between parents and teachers to reinforce positive behaviors and manage challenging ones. It identifies the triggers for specific behaviors, outlines proactive classroom accommodations, and ensures consistency between home and…

the following, based on the LPA’s conducted interviews, and reviewed facility records that child 1 (C1) had multiple undocumented incidents involving other children in care and staff members. LPA reviewed and a obtained a copy of a partially completed LIC 624 Unusual Incident / Injury Report, completed on 6/4/2026 with an incident date of 6/23/2026. The incident involved C1 bit Child 2 (C2) on the right shoulder during an outdoor play, approximately around 4:30 pm. C2 received a bite mark with an open skin, the size of less than half inch. This poses a potential risk to the health and safety, of the children in care. 8 LPA also discussed to the licensee /director of the department’s Technical Support Program (TSP). TSP is FREE, voluntary, and a non-enforcement service of Community Care Licensing to assist childcare providers experiencing compliance challenges.

the following, based on the LPA’s conducted interviews, and reviewed facility records that child 1 (C1) had multiple undocumented incidents involving other children in care and staff members. LPA reviewed and a obtained a copy of a partially completed LIC 624 Unusual Incident / Injury Report, completed on 6/4/2026 with an incident date of 6/23/2026. The incident involved C1 bit Child 2 (C2) on the right shoulder during an outdoor play, approximately around 4:30 pm. C2 received a bite mark with an open skin, the size of less than half inch. This poses a potential risk to the health and safety, of the children in care. 8 LPA Estoesta advised the licensee /director to develop a plan of correction (POC) and the POC submit proof to the Oakland Child Care Regional Office via mail only on or before the