Kiddie Academy of Cypress

2 out of 4 staff records provided for review did not contain documentation of at least 5 instructor led training hours.

2 of the food allergy emergency plans evaluated were missing the parents signature.

Bottles of sanitizing spray was left on a shelf in reach of children. Note: The bottles were placed on a high shelf during the inspection.

During the inspection 2 epi pens were expired and have not been disposed of or returned to the parent.

Based upon the information obtained, the operation did not report to Child Care Regulation in the required timeframe when a child was injured and required medical treatment.

The first aid kit in Bus 2 was missing the thermometer. The thermometer in the first aid kit in Bus 1 did not turn on. Note: The operation placed new thermometers in the first aid kits to each bus during inspection.

Documentation showing the emergency medical information for children being transported was not located in the daycare buses during the inspection.

Documentation showing the proof of backgound check request was missing for 10 staff files evaluated.

The operations annual sanitation inspection has not been conducted since August 20th, 2024.

Training records for staff files were missing or incomplete during the inspection.

The operation did not provide a copy of the incident report form to the parent until two weeks after the injury occurred.

A 2nd degree burn is considered a significant injury requiring medical treatment and notification to CCR. This notification was not made to CCR in the timeframe allowed.

Document was not made available to CCR upon request as it was not stored in the child's file.

The operation violated its own policy by allowing a toddler to be dropped off with improper footwear.

I observed 11 infants in care with one caregiver at the operation, during the inspection.

Based on the information obtained during the investigation, the operation was found deficient for leaving a child alone in a classroom unsupervised.

A caregiver did not hold, comfort or address an infant who was upset.

I observed a caregiver on a personal device not properly supervising kids.