Childtime Learning Center

Through observations and interviews it was determined that the classroom was not properly maintained by having a broken window which was accessible by children.

This standard was evaluated as the result of an A/N investigation and was found to be deficient.

This standard was evaluated as the result of an A/N investigation and was found to be deficient.

This standard was evaluated as the result of an A/N investigation and was found to be deficient.

The provider did not report the number of employees who left in 2024 in the required time.

It was observed that all four cribs are together touching each other. One crib was blocked in the corner by other two cribs.

It was observed an iphone charger with cord laying on the floor in the infant one room that accessible to children.

It was observed that all four cribs in the infant 1 room was not label with child's name.

The person in charge states she doesn't have access to the personnel record while the director as away from the center.

It was observed that the paint on the wall and wooden base around the room in the nfant 2 class are tripping off. It was also observed that the two carpets in the infant 1 room had white particles on it that children may pick up and put it in their mouth.

The operation moved to a temporary relocation without obtaining approval from CCR.

Children's files are missing the required parents rights forms.

The classroom was seen to be out of control and with multiple concerns while the caregiver was not adequately supervising the group or keeping the children engaged.

A caregiver in the infant classroom had a pending background check.

The incident report was not signed within 48 hours following the incident.

The operation is short staff, as a result ratios and caregivers responsibilities has been cited in the last visits.

It was observed 18 children with one caregiver in a group that the Specific Age Group was 3 years old, the number of children should be 15 children to one caregiver.

Infants under the age of 17 months old were combined with children older than 18 months old during nap time.

A caregiver did not follow the procedures during a transition, as a result a child was left unsupervised in the playground.

A child was left unsupervised in the playground.

A caregiver did not ensure the safety of the child under the age of 2 years old. The child was left unsupervised in the playground.

It was determined that the director did not ensure all employees complied with minimum standard requirements related to the reporting of suspected abuse/neglect of a child.

It was determined that a caregiver did not appropriately report suspected abuse of a child in care.

It was determined that a caregiver did not demonstrate good judgement in the interaction with children.

Video evidence confirmed that a caregiver used prohibited punishment in the discipline of a child.

A caregiver did not demonstrate self-control in the discipline of children.

Based on video evidence, behavior expectations enforced by caregivers exceeded what would be the appropriate behavior for the child's current stage of development. Children were observed in the classroom engaging in typical behavior for their age/development.

A child's file was missing transportation permissions.

A caregiver's CPR/FA training had expired in October 2022.

A child's file was missing water activity permission.

Three caregivers had expired infant-related trainings.

A child that is not yet on table foods did not have current feeding instructions on file. The last update was from September 2022.

Six children's files were missing statements from their healthcare professional.

Five children's files were missing addresses for their emergency contacts.