Fase Holding Company LLC dba Lang Aycock Child Care Center

Three children were missing immunization records in their file.

The operation did not complete a fire drill in June or July of this year.

The tranportation van does not have children emergency medical authorization forms.

The transportation van did not have a first aid kid. This was corrected at inspection as a first aid kid was placed in the van.

The gas leak inspection has expired.

Evidence gathered during this investigation shows the operation failed to report two incidents where children were placed at risk to Licensing.

Evidence gathered during this investigation shows an infant in care was found with a magnet in their mouth.

Evidence gathered during this investigation shows a child in care was left unsupervised on the playground.

Evidence gathered during this investigation shows a caregiver was on her phone while in direct care of children on the playground.

Evidence gathered during this investigation shows a caregiver pulled a child up by the hand/wrist and continued to walk without the child's feet being on the ground.

The van used for transportation does not have a registration sticker on the front windshield.

The electronic child safety alarm is installed at the side of the van and not in the back like it is required.

Infants are not being given two outdoor play opportunities daily when weather permits.

During the inspection numerous hazards were observed. Ceiling tiles located in the classrooms, dining area, hallway, and bathroom had water damage and/or the ceiling tile was not intact. Numerous tiles were missing from the wall in the bathroom children in care utilize, exposing them to debris and unknown substances on the wall.

A large plastic tub of standing gray water was observed under a sink in the bathroom utilized by children in care. The washer back flowed into the children's sink in the bathroom, causing concern that the children in care had access to contaminated gray water in conjunction with standing water. This was immediately corrected during the inspection when the tub of water was emptied and the children in care no longer had access to the bathroom temporarily.

An outlet was accessible to younger children in care in a classroom. This was immediately corrected when an outlet cover was placed over the exposed outlet.

Two classrooms utilized by children in care did not have working smoke detectors.

Trash cans utilized by younger children in care did not have lids making trash accessible to children in care.

Three children medication records did not have parental signature authorizing medication administration.

Two shelves in the infant classroom presented a tipping hazard should the infants in care pull-up on the shelving. The infants in care had access to the shelves as the shelves had toys on them for the infants in care.

A caregiver in the infant room was observed using a cell phone while supervising children in care. This was corrected at inspection when the caregiver put the phone away.

Through the course of the investigation, it was determined prohibited punishment was used in the form of caregivers yelling at children in care.

A new caregiver was lacking training certificates to verify her pre service requirements. Various other caregivers were lacking training certificates in their files to verify annual training hours.