Kid Doodles Learning Center LLC

During the inspection on 10/30/24, there were damaged ceiling tiles in the preschool classroom on the second level of the facility.

At the time of inspection, there was a piece of play equipment with multiple items which could pose a hazard to the children, at a sink in the preschool classroom there was a container with cutlery; including a knife near the sink where children wash their hands. There was a open shed on the outdoor play space that was not locked with items inside.

The refrigerators in three classrooms, used to store food for children did not have working thermometer indicating food was maintained at 45 degrees.

The schedule was not posted in the toddler classroom at the time of inspection.

There were areas in the preschool classroom where the children had direct access to the baseboard heat source.

There were various windows in the facility classrooms where the screen were torn or broken.

There were windows in the classrooms on the upper level of the facility that were not modified not to open more than six-inches.

At the time of inspection, there was peeling paint observed along the walls and doorway outside the infant and toddlers classroom. There were also broken tiles on the floor outside the preschool classroom.

In the infant room during the inspection on 11/17/23, the staff person or child washed their hands after the diaper change. There was no hand washing sign posted in the space or near the sink.

There were areas on the play space indoor/outdoor with rough edges, sharp corners, pinch and crush points, splinters and exposed bolts; that could pose a hazard to the facility children.

There were various areas on the outdoor play space, with embedded equipment that did not have the required loose fill/mounting as required by regulations.

At the time of inspection, potentially hazardous food brought from the child's home was observed in the child's cubby and not refrigerated as required by regulation..

The Facility had not sent a copy of the emergency plan and subsequent plan updates to the local municipality and to the county emergency management agency.

At time of inspection, Staff person #1 did not have required Child abuse, FBI Clearance and NSOR clearance as required per regulations.

At time of inspection, staff person #1 and #2 both newly hired did not have required training regarding the facility's emergency plan documented in their records.

At time of inspection, the spray bottle used for cleaning in the room #1 was not labeled with the contents as required.

During time of inspection, staff person #1 and #2 did not have required health assessment documented in their records.

At time of inspection, staff persons #1 and #2 did not have negative TB screening documented in their records as required.

Staff person #1, did not have proof of age and documentation at she is enrolled in a certified childcare program documented in her record.

At time of inspection, staff person #1 did not have proof of education/childcare training information documented in her record as required to help qualify her for the position of aide at facility.

At time of inspection, staff persons # 1 and #2 did not have two non-family references documented in their records to attest to their suitable to serve as a staff member at facility.

At time of inspection, there were two aide qualified staff working in the infant room unsupervised by staff with qualifications of AGS or above.

At time of inspection, the facility did not have an emergency plan available that provided for all the areas needed as per regulations.

At time of inspection, the screen in the bathroom on the first floor preschool room was in need of repair or replacement.

During time of inspection, the first aid kit in the infant room was missing scissors, an assortments of bandages.

At time of inspection, there was chipped paint on the table in the 1st floor preschool room that was in need of repair or repainting.

Staff person # 1 and #2 did not have dated proof of a negative TB screening documented on their health assessments.