Saegertown

Broken magnatiles with exposed magnets were observed in the child care space and could cause injury to children.

The two most recent annual emergency drills on file at the facility are dated 4/10/24 & 9/29/25, more than 12 months apart.

Staff #1 did not complete the following required pre-service training within 90 days of their date of hire (SEE IS CODE SHEET): Pediatric First Aid/CPR. The training was completed on 6/3/25.

In the outside play space, exposed bolts were observed on the inside of the fence gate.

The facility's fire drill log contained consecutive hypothetical locations for the fire used for the fire drill.

The fire alarm 30-day test log includes test dates 9/29/23-10/30/23 and 4/3/24-5/15/24, more than 30 days apart.

The Emergency Contact form on file for Child #1 lacked complete addresses for all listed release persons.

Observed that there was not a lidded waste receptacle in the sink area in the child care space.

The file for Staff #1 contained a health assessment that was completed following Staff #1's first date in a child care position.

An approximately 3' high wooden faux refrigerator that posed a tipping hazard was observed in an area accessible to children in care in the child care space. If said refrigerator were to tip, it could result in a blunt force trauma injury.

A toilet in the bathroom used by children in care was observed to have two, upwardly facing bolts on each side of the base. Contact with said bolts could result in puncture and/or laceration injury.

A plastic milk crate used for storage in an area accessible to children in care was observed to have a broken, jagged edge, which could cause laceration injury.

Although the file for Staff #1 contained a current health assessment, the previously administered health assessment was dated as completed more than 24 months prior.

The facility was not able to provide documentation reflecting the date of purchase of the facility's fire system.