Ann Kids Bustleton

Upon arrival at the time of inspection, and, during the facility walk through. There were plants (entrance) and flowers in the children's bathroom. The flowers and plants were all accessible to the children

During the inspection on 3/2/26, the cots used for toddlers to sleep were not labeled for individual use as required by DHS-OCDEL regulation.

While observing a diaper change at the time of inspection, the staff person did not change their gloves between the soiled and clean diaper. The same pair of gloves were used while changing the old diaper and placing the clean diaper. Increasing the chance of cross contamination.

While checking the children's files at the time of inspection, the classroom form and information in the child's file did not have matching dates.

At the time of inspection, on the afternoon of 12/2/2025, Fifteen mixed-age school children were observed entering the facility with one staff person. The youngest child was attending kindergarten.

The file for staff #1 did not have written proof of emergency plan and fire safety training on file at the time of inspection on 12/2/25.

Per DHS-OCDEL regulations, staff #1 was observed serving food to fifteen mixed-age school-aged children. The staff health assessment form did not indicate the physician conducted a physical exam.

At the time of inspection on December 2, 2025, the first-aid information in the file for staff #1 expired in 6/2024

At the time of inspection on 12/2/25, the file for staff #1 did not have written proof of comply with the Health and Safety requirements on file within 90-days of hire as required by OCDEL regulations.

Upon request, at the time of inspection, there was no file on-site for staff #1. The staffer was observed serving food and caring for fifteen mixed-age school-ag children.

At the time of inspection, there were fifteen children with one staff disembarking a school bus. When asked by CR who/where the second staffer was; staff #2 indicated they were the second staff person. CR informed the staff #2, based on enrollment, they could not also be counted as classroom staff.

At the time of the inspection on 8/28/25, there were large dispenser size water jugs on top of the classroom cubbies. The size if topple over could pose harm/danger to the children in care.

At the time of inspection, there were large traps (rodent) on the outdoor play space within the reach of children. Ther was also an unlocked shed on the play space on the play area with tools and concrete mix inside that were accessible to children.

There was mechanical apparatus under the sinks near the pipes in the facility classrooms which could pose a hazard to the children in care.

In the toddler classroom at the time of inspection, there were water damaged ceiling tiles.

During the inspection, there were no signs at the sinks used by children stating when hands must be washed..

There were no trash cans as required by the regulations in the restroom used by the facility children.

During the inspection on 7/28/25, there were only three of fourteen classrooms with adequate supplies for enrolled children as required by the regulations.

During the inspection, in a classroom identified as a Toddler room, there were toys smaller than 1 inch that fell through a toilet paper roll which could be a choking hazard to the children in care.

During the inspection on 7/28/25, there were no written instructions or postings telling parents what the directions for parking and drop-off