Jennifer Hole

7/30/2026- The personal care products in the restroom were still accessible to the children.

7/10/2026- The ammonia smell was still present in the home.

The primary caregiver stated that she serves the children what they want to eat and not food that align with the proper nutritional guidelines.

7/10/2026- Multiple roaches were observed in the kitchen, the restroom and the bedrooms.

There were multiple personal care products accessible to the children in the restroom.

The provider did not notify licensing that field trips were offered. This was corrected at inspection when it was learned that field trips are offered by the operation.

The television was on in the room where the child was present for over an hour. This was corrected at inspection when the television was turned off.

The providers stated that the children do not follow a specific activity plan throughout the day.

There was a bucket on the outside patio that was collecting water that children had access to. This was corrected at inspection when the bucket was dumped and the removed.

There is a strong smell of ammonia in the home.

The fire extinguisher was not mounted on the wall.

The following hazards were observed: - Cigarette butts were observed on the backyard patio that children had access to. - There was fencing on the side of the house with protruding nails. - There was a pile of wood that children had access to outside.

There were multiple roaches observed in the kitchen area.

The home was missing a first aid kit.

The television in the main room was turned on for over an hour. This was corrected at inspection when the primary caregiver turned the television off after multiple prompts from licensing.

This standard was placed in compliance after "roaches" were observed crawling in the daycare home.

The fence in the back yard was falling down.There were also roahces crawling on the floors and countertop.

The fence in the back yard was falling down.There were also roahces crawling on the floors and countertop.

Fire drills were not practiced monthly

There were no feeding instructions for an infant in care.

Lockdown drills were not practiced quarterly

The provider did not have all 30 required hours of training available during the inspection.

Sheltering drills were not practiced quarterly

This standard was evaluated as part of a DFPS investigation and found to be deficient after the caregiver failed to provide vaccination documentation for cats living in the home.

This standard was evaluated as part of a DFPS investigation and found to be deficient after it was determined that the caregiver provided care to children on Saturdays and Sundays which is not part of her regular operating hours.

This standard was evaluated as part of a DFPS investigation and found to be deficient after the caregiver failed to provide health statement for cats living in the home.

This standard was evaluated as part of a DFPS investigation and found to be deficient after the home was observed with cockroaches and having a foul odor.

The daycare did not have staff records available for review during the inspection.

The provider did not an emergency preparedness plan available completed for review during the inspection.

There was an uncovered pool in the backyard with no fencing.

The operation did not have operational policies developed and available for review during the inspection.

The operation did not have the required fire extinguisher during the inspection.

There was an uncovered pool in the backyard with no fencing.

An unqualified person was left in charge of the children in the providers absence.

The provider did not an emergency preparedness plan available completed for review during the inspection.

The operation did not have operational policies developed and available for review during the inspection.

The daycare did not have children's files available for review for two children.

The daycare did not have staff records available for review during the inspection.

The operation did not have operational policies developed and available for review during the inspection.

The provider nor her husband, who transports children, had transportation training during the inspection.

The operation did not have the required fire extinguisher during the inspection.

The backyard area had several hazards that needed to be corrected. A Propane tank accessible to the children, barbeque grill hardware consisting of a bristle brush and fork, an above ground pool with standing rainwater that did not have a barrier, and small refrigerator sitting in the yard, and a water table filled with rainwater.

The daycare did not have staff records available for review during the inspection.

The daycare did not have children's files available for review.

The provider did not have a first aid kit available during inspection.

The provider did not an emergency preparedness plan available completed for review during the inspection.

The provider lacked a sufficient number of books and activities for the kids in play.

There were four unrelated children in care.