La Grange Child Development Center

It was found that a child was being release to a person not listed on the child's authorized pick-up list.

It was found that parents were not immediately notified about an incident that occurred between two children that placed them both at risk.

It was found that an incident report was not created and shared with the parent in a timely manner.

It was found that a child was left unattended on the indoor playground for approximately 4 minutes.

Two infants in care did not have written feeding instructions available for review.

One caregiver's CPR training was completed by an online course.

The caregiver did not provide proper supervision for a child that was left sleeping in a crib by leaving the room and returning minutes later.

During an investigation it was found that a caregiver did not use good judgment when medication was not administered to a child in care.

The Annual Children's Products Certification was not available.

The parent of a child who was at risk after being found with an open bottle of Visine eye drops was not notified immediately.

The area was not free from hazards when an open Visine eye drop bottle was accessible to children in care.

Two caregivers did not demonstrate competency or good judgment when an open bottle of Visine eye drops was found in a child mouth and medical attention was not sought. The back of the eye drop bottle states if ingested to seek medical attention or contact a poison control center immediately.

The operation did not report a situation that placed a child at risk to Child Care Regulation within the required time frame.