Back to Basics Christian Childcare

During the inspection I observed a child that was unsupervised attempting to leave out of the front door of the operation.

Based on evidence obtained during the DFPS investigation, there is sufficient evidence to support the allegations that the operation did not notify Child Care Regulation of a child that was injured while in care.

During inspection, one caregiver had expired pediatric first aid on file.

During inspection, director was observed transporting a child without having annual transportation training.

During inspection one child had parent listed for emergency contact on admission form. One child was missing address for emergency contact on admission form.

During inspection, one staff member did not have notarized affidavit form 2985 on file. Director did not have notarized affidavit form 2985 present at the time of inspection.

During inspection, one caregiver had expired pediatric CPR on file.

During inspection one caregiver and director did not have pre employment affidavit form 2912 completed.

At time of follow up, a fire inspection was last conducted 7/15/2024.

At time of follow up, health inspection was last conducted on 1/31/2024.

One of the three playground observed had openings and exposed screws on the railing of the stairs on play equipment.

On one of the three playgrounds observed, a fence was broken and missing planks. Stationary car had a missing steering wheel and the bottom has a hole.

Based on sign in and out sheets. On 7/29/2025 there was one caregiver in the entire building with 12 children. The youngest child was 13 months and the oldest was 9 years old. Classroom was over ratio by one child.

Based on call logs from 7/8/2025 and 7/28/2025. Owner contacted Child Care Regulation via phone and did not send written notification within five days of director change.

The operation failed to designate a director in the appropriate amount of time.

The operation failed to designate a director in the appropriate amount of time.

The operation could not access the electronic record showing that the emergency practice checklist had been conducted for November and December.

The children's mats were arranged with walls blocking the caregiver from adequately observing them from the caregiver's position on one side of the room.

The nap room for children older than 18 months was excessively dark and children could not be seen when first entering the room.

The caregiver in charge did not know the ages of the children and stated that she could not access the ages of the children without leaving them unattended. This was corrected when a conversation was had with the owner and a plan was made for keeping track of children during opening and closing hours in the future.

A Little Tykes plastic slide was set up in an area that did not have loose fill surfacing.

An employee was present at the inspection whose active and eligible background check had been inactivated. This was corrected when the employee was sent home immediately by the director.

Upon inspection, the operational policies still did not include a section on vaccine preventable immunizations for employees.

Upon inspection, the operational policies section on Abuse and Neglect was still not comprehensive according to minimum standards.

Upon inspection, the operatonal policies still did not include a section on the promotion of indoor/outdoor activities.

There is no loose fill in the use zones of the swings

The operation did not have an up to date and signed Children's Products Certification Form.

The operational policies do not include a section on vaccine preventable immunizations for employees.

The operatonal policies do not include a section on the promotion of indoor/outdoor activities.

The operatonal policies section on Abuse and Neglect is not comprehensive according to minimum standards.

There was no sink in the diaper changing area of the two year old room.