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facility out of ratio. The licensee failed to ensure proper infant - *Director agrees to maintain a ratio of one teacher for every four infants in attendance (written declaration obtained). *Director agrees provide an in-service to all staff members to include watching the following CCL video: teacher ratio to provide safe environment. This poses an immediate risk to the health, safety, or personal rights of children in care. Witnesses, Staff #1 & Staff #2 (S1 & S2), revealed that while supervision was in placed, Child #1 (C1) sustained a head injury when he fell backwards from a sitting position (the incident occurred in the playground) due to teacher - child ratio (3 teachers to 13 infants). 8 Children’s Personal Rights in Child Care Child Care Center Operators – California Child Care Licensing – Resources for Parents and Providers (childcarevideos.org) *Director agrees to provide a copy of staff attendance, signed and dated by attendees viewing CCL video *Director agrees to obtain from each staff members a copy of written summary of information learned from above video, using Lic…

interviews of witnesses and review of records. The licensee failed to ensure proper staff to infant ratio to provide care and 1 *Director agrees to maintain a ratio of one teacher for every four infants in attendance (written declaration obtained). supervision. This poses an immediate risk to the health, safety, or personal rights of children in care. Witnesses revealed that infant rooms #1 & #2 were out of ratio with 16 infants and two teachers on Picture Day, May 2023. Records review corroborate witnesses’ statements

LPA visual observation of infant chairs 1 *Director agrees to purchase infant chairs (16 chairs to match number of infants enrolled) effective immediately. Licensee to email receipt to LPA by 06/15/2023, end of business day. with jagged edges. The licensee failed to ensure furniture are safe and in good repair at all times. This poses a possible risk to the health and safety of children in care. Director removed chairs that are not age appropriate from infant center in the presence of LPA during today's visit.

LPA visual observation of chairs utilized by infants but not age appropriate for infants under 24 months old per manufacturer’s product specification. The licensee failed to ensure furniture are safe and age appropriate. This poses a possible risk to the health and safety of children in care.

Personal Rights

Facility is out of ratio

Facility chairs are in disrepair

Facility furniture is not age appropriate