My Little Rascals Development Center

During the monitoring visit, there were three children present who were between 0-11 months old in the classroom with children aged 6-8. There were also children in the classroom aged 3 and 4 years old. There was a total of sixteen children in the classroom. The classroom was split into two classes, and nine children continued to be in the classroom; the ages were 2, 3 and 4 years old mixed with children 0-11 months old.

During the visit, there was a nine-month-old infant eating breakfast in a high chair without straps. The caregiver strapped the infant into the high chair upon the inspector's request.

During the visit, there was an 11-month-old infant not strapped in a high chair while eating breakfast.

During the visit, the director did not have a current CPR/First Aid certificate available for review.

During the monitoring visit, five staff members did not have the notarized affidavit available for review.

During the visit, the television was on while children were eating breakfast. The caregiver turned the television off upon request.

During the visit, there were three children present in the classroom with the television on. The ages of the children were 11 months, 14 months, and 21 months old.

During the visit today, the operation did not have a current health inspection available for review.

During the visit, the bottles were not labled in the classroom.

During the visit today, the operation did not have a monthly feeding form for an 8-month-old child in the classroom.

One van used for transportation did not have the electronic safety alarm installed.

The director did not have current transportation safety training.

A caregiver was observed supervising infants prior to the operation receiving the results of the person's eligibility from CBCU. The caregiver left the operation.

The operation does not have adequate air circulation and the thermostat is not operable.

The standard was evaluated as related to a DFPS investigation and it was found that caregivers were not providing adequate and consistent supervision, resulting in a child sustaining an injury.

The standard was evaluated as related to a DFPS investigation, and it was determined caregivers exhibited poor judgment by overlooking the essential needs of a child and continuing to transport the child to school after receiving an injury.

The standard was evaluated as related to a DFPS investigation and It was determined that the operation knew a child received medical treatment for an injury but failed to notify licensing promptly.

The standard was evaluated as related to a DFPS investigation, and it was found that the operation failed to provide requested documentation.

The standard was evaluated as related a DFPS investigation. During the investigation inspection, one caregiver was observed caring for 5 infants.

A child was able to exit the classroom and remain unsupervised for approximately 10 minutes.

A caregiver was supervising five children in a classroom with a condition to not being left alone. An additional caregiver was not present in the classroom.

A child was permitted to walk outside between the buildings without proper supervision.

The operation has not provided documentation of a current fire inspection.

One caregiver was observed caring for 6 children ages 4-17 months. The specified age group was 0-11 months. The classroom was out of ratio by 2.

The operation did not have a current fire inspection.

The operation did not have a current sanitation inspection.

One caregiver was observed caring for 5 children ages 4-17 months. The specified age group was 0-11 months. The classroom was out of ratio by 1.

The operation did not have documentation of completed fire drills.

Two childrens files did not have a food allergy plan.

Three children's files did not have immunization documentation.

Three children were observed napping in a room without caregiver supervision.

During the investigation, video footage showed the caregiver using her personal phone instead of supervising the children.

The operation did not provide adequate supervision by allowing a child to be pulled around the classroom by the legs resulting in carpet burn. The operation failed to provide proper supervision, resulting in a child being pulled around the classroom by the legs and experiencing carpet burn.

One caregiver was observed caring for 6 children ages 4 months- 2 years old. The age gap between the children was 20 months.

There was no hand washing sink in the infant changing area.

An infant was observed to be sleep with a pacifier attached by clip to a bib. The pacifier was removed during the inspection.

The center does not have a qualified director.

The operation did not report the number of employees left the operation.

The operation has not designated a director.

One caregiver did not have current transportation training on file.

The center does not have a qualified director.

Four out ten records reviewed was missing an emergency contact address.

Director's first aid training was expired.

Director's CPR training was expired.

The pre k and school age room does not have centers marked or labeled.

The operation did not have working smoke detectors in each classroom.

The first aid kit was missing cotton balls, antiseptic wipes, scissors, and tweeters.

The operation did not have an operational policy on file.

The operation did not have a current employee list posted.

The infant room did not have outlet covers.

The operation has not completed a health inspection.

The school age room did not have working toilets or running water.

The pre k room does not have centers marked or labeled.

The school age room did not have working sinks or running water accessible.

The fire inspection has not been completed.