Kid Biz LLC East Maiden

At approximately 12:38pm on 7/30/25 video footage taken at the facility shows Staff #1 forcefully pushing Child #1's head to the ground.

At approximately 12:35pm on 7/30/25 video footage taken at the facility shows Staff #1 holding down Child #1 and restraining movement for approximately one minute.

The most current documentation of testing the fire detection system was dated more than 30 days prior to the date of the inspection.

The files for staff #1 and #2 contained disclosure statements that lacked witness signatures. The file for staff #3 contained clearances which were not renewed within 60 months. The dates were as follows; state police 12/10/18 renewed 12/13/23, child abuse 12/12/18 renewed 12/13/23, and FBI 12/11/18 renewed 12/13/23.

A first aid kit was accessible to children in room 5. The kit was located in the emergency bag which was hanging on a low hook near the sink.

Areas of splintering wood and sharp edges were observed on the railing of the steps leading from the parking area.

A cracked plastic lid was observed on a storage tub in the triangle shaped playground. A plastic toy chest lid which was splitting in two around the seam was observed in the toddler playground. Both created pinch points. A broken knob with sharp plastic was observed on the play stove in the lower-level school age room.

A broken shelf with splintering wood was observed in a cubby in the upper-level school age room.

A crib in use by an infant lacked two feet of space on 3 sides. One side was blocked by a car seat. An additional side was blocked by a wooden toy bin.

Three containers of yogurt were observed in a child's cubby in the lower-level school age room.

Based on documentation at the facility, multiple tests of the system were conducted more than 30 days apart. The dates are as follows; 4/05/24 to 5/06/24=31 days, 6/05/24 to 7/11/24=36 days, 7/11/24 to 8/29/24=49 days. The three most recent tests of the system are compliant.

The file for child #5, enrolled for over 60 days, did not include a health report. The file included an after-visit summary which lacked the information required on a child health report.

The files for staff #1 and #2, designated as assistant group supervisors on the staff data sheet, did not include documentation of the experience required for the position.

The file for child #1 did not include an agreement.

The emergency contact form for child #4 did not include the address and telephone number of the child's physician or source of medical care.

The emergency contact form for children #1,#2, #4, and #5 did not include complete work addresses for the enrolling parent. The emergency contact forms for children #1, #2, and #5 did not include the enrolling parent's work phone number.

The emergency contact forms for children #1, #2 and #4 did not include complete addresses for the individual designated by the parent to whom the child may be released. The emergency contact form for child #5 did not list any information for individuals allowed to pick up their child, the boxes were empty, however the agreement did list an individual to whom the child may be released.

The files for children #3 and #4 contained emergency contact information and agreements which were not reviewed and signed by the parent within the required 6 month period. For child #3 the documents were signed 3/01/24 and 10/01/24. For child #4 the documents were signed 3/27/24 and 10/01/24. Current documents are now on file for both children.

The emergency contact form for child #5 did not included signed parental consent for emergency medical care for the child or signed parental consent for administration of minor first-aid procedures. The parent initialed the boxes but did not sign.

Staff person #2 did not complete training in pediatric first aid and CPR within 90 days of their date of hire (see LIS code sheet). The training was completed on 8/21/24 and is now current.

A written plan of daily activities was not posted in the school age room on the top floor.

The file for staff #2 contained an FBI clearance with charges that lacked dispositions.

The parent letter explaining emergency procedures did not include details regarding accommodations for infants, toddlers, children with medical conditions, and children with disabilities.

Liquid White Out, labeled keep out of reach of children, was accessible to children in a low unlocked drawer in the Pre-K room.

Three holes were observed in a window screen in the infant room.

The first aid kit in the infant room lacked soap.

Newly installed outdoor stairs were not equipped with a handrail.

A crack creating a pinch point was observed on the top of the soap dispenser in the school age restroom. Broken plastic was observed on two toy basketball hoops on the playground.

An infant was observed in a crib which was not labeled for the use of a specific child.

The file for child #3, a preschooler, contained consecutive health reports dated more than 12 months apart. The most recent health report on file is now current.

The file for child #2 did not contain a current immunization record. The record on file listed only Hep B as received. The file for child #3 did not contain documentation of receiving the influenza vaccine at any time in 2022 or yet in 2023. Written exemptions were not on file for either child.

The file for staff #3 contained consecutive health assessments dated more than 24 months apart. The most recent health assessment on file is now current.

Several inches of standing water was observed in a blue plastic toy bin near the entry to the facility.

The agreement for child #1 did not specify the child's arrival and departure times.

The agreement for child #1 did not specify the date of the child's admission.

The emergency contact forms and agreements for children #4, #5, and #6 were not signed and reviewed by parents within 6 months of the previous update. The documents in each file are now current.

The file for staff #2 contained only 1 written reference.

The file for staff #1 contained 4 hours of training completed on time between 6/28/22 and 6/28/23 and 8 hours completed late. The file now contains documentation of 12 hours of annual training.

The file for staff #6 did not contain the results or proof of applying for the required out of state clearances from Virginia and New York. Staff #6 was observed caring for children unsupervised on the day of the inspection.

Upon arrival at the facility, an infant was observed sleeping in the arms of a staff person while in the outdoor toddler play area. Based on statements made by staff, the infant had fallen asleep after being fed and had been asleep for several minutes.

The facility's emergency plan did not address continuity of operations.

Two cans of shaving cream, labeled keep out of reach of children, were stored in the art cabinet of Pre-k 1. A staff member was observed beginning an art project with children using the shaving cream.

The first aid kit in the young toddler room lacked scissors.

Damaged crumbling plaster was observed in the young toddler room near the base of the wall below the hanging drum.

The sink in the older toddler room was leaking on the day of the inspection. A small plastic tub was observed under the sink and was being used to catch the leaking water.

The rear exit of the older toddler room was blocked by a stack of rest cots and an adult chair.

The following equipment issues were observed on the day of the inspection; a torn shoulder strap on a rear seat of a facility stroller, several cracked or broken sand toys in the mulched playground space, a protruding rubber covered wire base on the tree playhouse in the toddler play area, a loose leg creating a pinch point on the Lego table in Pre-K 1, a loose leg creating a pinch point of a wooden table in the young toddler room, a torn seam exposing the inner foam filling of a Paw Patrol pillow in the young toddler room, and a broken plastic toy bin in the school age room.

The fabric support under the cushion of an adult rocking chair in the infant room has pulled away from the chair's frame leaving multiple staples accessible.

The files for staff #1, #2, and #4 contained consecutive health assessments conducted more than 24 months apart. The most recent heath assessments on file for all three staff are now current.

The facility's emergency plan did not address accommodations for infant and toddlers.

The facility lacked documentation of conducting an emergency drill by the 12/19/21 deadline. Two documented drills are now on file and are current.

The file for child #1, enrolled for over 60 days, did not contain a health report. The files for child #3 and child #4 contained initial health reports conducted more than 60 days after their first day in attendance. The files for child #3 and child #4 now contain current health reports.

Staff person #5 did not renew mandated reporter training within 60 months. This is evidenced by the previously documented mandated reporter training on file being dated 9/19/16 and the most recent training being dated 9/20/21.

The files for child #2 and child #3 contained emergency contact information that did not include the health insurance policy numbers.

The file for staff #3 contained 1 written reference.

Based on documentation at the facility, on 06/30/22, 3 older toddlers exited the toddler room alone, through an emergency door, and walked from the front of the facility to the rear of the facility.

Based on documentation at the facility, on 06/30/22, 3 older toddlers exited the toddler room alone, through an emergency door, and walked from the front of the facility to the rear of the facility.

*Based on documentation at the facility, on 06/30/22, 3 older toddlers exited the toddler room alone, through an emergency door, and walked from the front of the facility to the rear of the facility.

The emergency exit door in the toddler room is not functioning as intended. The door does not close on its own and must be pulled shut due to swelling of the door frame.

Staff #1 has not completed mandated reporter training within the last 60 months. This is evidenced by the previously documented mandated reporter training on file being dated 5/07/2017.

No handwashing sign was present at toilet #2 in the restroom near the older toddler room. No handwashing sign was present at 1 of the 2 sinks in the restroom near the pre-k room #1

None of the cribs were labeled for specific children in the infant room.

A Proof of Purchase was not obtained for the fire detection system.

The Emergency Contact form, for Child #1, contained the policy number but did not contain the name of the health insurance coverage.

The Emergency Contact form did not contain the address and phone number of the release person.

A written emergency transportation plan was not posted in the pre-k room #1.