Shine Bright Child Care & Learning CTR LLC

In Room 3, there was Sunscreen labeled, "Keep out of reach of children," on a shelf in the cubbies that was accessible to the children in care. In Room 3, the closet was unlocked allowing access to the children in care where two bottles of Raid labeled, "Keep out of reach of children" were laying on the ground. In the Outdoor Play space on a low chair there was a bag of opened potting soil with fertilizer that was labeled, "Keep out of reach of children," that was accessible to the children in care.

In Room 6 there was a section of metal cut out by the door handle leaving exposed rough metal that created a cutting hazard for the children in care. In the Outdoor Play space there were three areas where the green carpet was loose and posed a tripping hazard for the children in care.

In Room 1 in multiple areas around the room about four feet from the ground there was gray chipping paint. In Room 3 on the wall next to the bulletin board there was chipping paint.

In Room 1 there was a ripped fabric/plastic container that was accessible to the children in care who are still placing objects on their mouths. In Room 3 there were two small push pins less than an inch in diameter that were on a low bulletin board that were accessible to children still placing objects in their mouths.

The file for Staff #1 contained tuberculosis screening by the Mantoux method at the time of inspection, but it was observed they did not have tuberculosis screening by the Mantoux method before their first day working in childcare.

Cert Rep observed four bottles identified to belong to Child #1 and Child #2 in the Infant Room. The four bottles did not contain a label to identify to whom they were intended to be fed.

Fire detection testing documentation showed that testing had occurred on 4/25/25 and 4/29/26, exceeding the annual requirement.

The file for Staff #3 contained Pediatric First Aid and CPR certification obtained on 5/3/26. Their previous certificate expired on 4/30/26, creating a lapse in their First Aid and CPR training.

The file for Staff #2 contained mandated reporter training that was not completed within 60 months of the previous training.

The file for Staff #1 contained a PA Child Abuse Clearance that had not been updated in the previous 60 months. The file for Staff #4 contained complete clearances at the time of inspection, it was observed that the file for Staff #4 lacked PA State Police Clearance and/or request, PA Child Abuse Clearance, and a National Sex Offender Registry (NSOR) Certificate prior to the date that Staff #4 began working with children.

The files for Staff #2, #3, and #4 contained Emergency Plan training at the time of Renewal Inspection, it was observed that Staff #2, #3, and #4 did not obtain Emergency Plan training within 90 days of hire.

In Room 3, two bottles of raid and a bottle of Ammonia, labeled keep out of reach children were in unlocked closet accessible to the children in care. In Room 3, there was a Swiffer with cleaner labeled keep out of reach of children in the classroom and accessible to the children in care.

The first aid kit located in Room 2 lacked tape.

The Outdoor play space had a metal spike that was sticking up creating a protrusion hazard for the children in care. In Room 5 there were two ceiling tiles that had water marks. The frame of the door in Room 5 was cut leaving exposed sharp metal creating a cutting hazard to the children in care.

The file for Child #2, a Young Toddler, contained Health Reports that were updated in an interval greater than 6 months.

The file for Staff #2 contained a health assessment that was not conducted within 24 months of the previous assessment.

The file for Staff #3 contained a tuberculosis screening by the Mantoux method at the time of inspection, but it was observed they did not have a tuberculosis screening by the Mantoux method before their first day working in childcare.

The file for Child #4, enrolled for more than 60 days lacked an initial health report.

The file for Child #3 contained child service reports that provide information to the family about the child's growth and development in the context of the services being provided dated more than 6 months apart.

The Emergency Contact Form for Child #1 lacked the telephone number of the child's physician. The Emergency Contact Form for Child #2 lacked the address of the child's physician.

The Emergency Contact Form for Child #1 lacked the address and telephone number of the individual designated by the parent to whom the child may be released.

The file for Staff #4 contained an evaluation of foreign degree/transcripts at the time of Renewal Inspection but lacked evaluated proof of qualifications for education in the form of a diploma, transcript, or letter signed by a representative or the experiential, educational or training entity at hire.