Kids Kingdom Learning Academy

This standard was found deficient as a result of a DFPS investigation. Evidence concludes that two caregivers intentionally left children unattended during the operation's closing hours.

This standard was found deficient as a result of a DFPS investigation. The evidence concludes that a caregiver refused to change the children's soiled diapers while relieving the caregiver in charge during lunch. The same caregiver failed to change soiled diapers before sending the children home for the day.

The operation did not have a completed food allergy plan for a child enrolled.

Caregiver with provisional background check was observed alone in classroom with 15 children. Corrected at time of inspection when a second caregiver was placed in the classroom.

Two children were observed in high chairs with the safety straps not fastened. This was corrected at inspection when children were removed from the high chairs.

Children in two classroom were unsupervised during training.

During the inspection an infant was left unsupervised.

During the inspection the caregiver had eleven children when ratio for the specified age range was five children to one caregiver.

During the inspection an infatn was observed sleeping in a restrictive device.

During the course of the investigation, it was determined that the operation was not letting parents come into the operation prior to the investigation.

During the follow-up inspection children under two years old were observed watching screen time.

During the inspection the caregiver was observed leaving the classroom to use the restroom and the children were left in the room unsupervised.

A substitute caregiver did not have SIDS training and was working with children under two years of age. .

During the inspection children under two years old were observed watching screen time.

3 employess did not have a notarized Licensing Affidavit for Applicants for Employment form on file.

The operation did not have a current gas leak test within a two year period.

A caregiver stated that they placed an infant under 12 months old in a crib with a blanket.

A caregiver under 18 years old was left in charge of the children.

An unqualified caregiver was left in charge of the child care center.

A caregiver was asleep while caring for children.

The window was left unlocked, allowing a parent to come through.

The incident report was not shared with the parent, or signed, in a timely manner.

Two infants not yet on table foods did not have feeding instructions on file.

Staff files and trainings were not available for review during the inspection.