Promise Child Development Center

Children were sitting in the table not strapped in. This was corrected during the inspection, when brought to caregiver attention, children were strapped and fastened in.

Director is not operating the operation in compliance.

Classroom wall was not in good repair with a whole and exposed sheetrock. Walls appeared very worn.

Information obtained through interviews and observations indicated the caregiver did not demonstrate self-control when physically moving a child in a frustrating and inappropriate manner.

Classroom wall was not in good repair with a whole and exposed sheetrock. Walls appeared very worn.

The operation failed to complete/document an incident report after being notified of the medical diagnosis.

Caregiver failed to assess and respond appropriately to a child’s reported injury.

A child in care retrieved an epi pen from another child's backpack and stuck themselves with the epi pen's injection point.

The director was not aware of a child in care with a diagnosed food allergy requiring an epi pen. The child had a food allergy plan on file at the operation.

A caregiver failed to demonstrate good judgment. The caregiver was aware that a child had a food allergy that required an epi pen and failed to inform management. The caregiver was also aware that the epi pen was stored in the child's backpack which was retrieved by a child in care.

A caregiver was not aware that a child obtained an Epi Pen from another child's backpack while in care.

Two child out of 7 did not have the required health statement.

A caregiver did not use appropriate verbal redirection with a child and give the child time to respond during a moment of discipline when the child pushed another child.

A caregiver unintentionally scratched a child's arm when grabbing the child by the arm. This occurred when the caregiver redirected the child after the child pushed another child.