Kids R Kids # 44 TX

During the investigation a video revealed footage of the incident where the brick fell on children at the daycare.

A child did not have a food allergy plan signed by a physician.

There was sufficient evidence that the operation placed a 17-month-old infant on their stomach at naptime.

There was sufficient evidence to suggest that a 17-month-old infant was swaddled in a large blanket to sleep.

There was sufficient evidence to support that a caregiver grabbed and pulled a child roughly and with force in order to punish the child for not lying down properly on a nap mat.

The plastic on the potty seat attached to the toilet was peeling.

The operation did not report the number of employees that left employment in the calendar year by January 15.

A volunteer was allowed direct access to children and the operation has not obtained an eligiblity notification from CBCU.

Based upon the information obtained, the operation did not have admission information for a child in care who is 13 years old.

Based upon the information obtained, the director did not practice good judgement when allowing a 13 year old child to help put younger children to sleep for naptime.

Based upon the information obtained, the nap mats were not arranged in a way that provided sufficient walking space. Caregivers were observed stepping over the mats instead of between them as a result of them being arranged too close together.