Kids R Kids #60

One of the designated drivers for the operation did not have their current 2 clock hours of annual transportation safety training. The staff member's most recent transportation safety training on file was dated 01/13/2025.

The loose-fill surfacing material on the playground for toddlers was not at the required depth of six inches based on the highest designated play surface or five feet or less.

During investigation inspection, director could not provide infant feeding instruction sheets for one infant.

An unsupervised child in care was able to exit the operation.

One child did not have physician or hospital information documented on admission form.

Caregiver was observed feeding two infants bottles while in bouncers.

During inspection, one of the playgrounds observed had a loose screw for barrier that keeps loose fill on play structure.

One child did not have current immunization on file.

Four medications reviewed were not in original container.

Fire Drill for the month of April 2025 was not conducted.

One child did not have immunizations on file.

Medication log did not have staff who administered medications full name.

Fire extinguishers were not checked for the month of April 2024.

During inspection, one caregiver was observed not talking to the children in a positive way during lunch.

Two children's medication expired October 2024 and March 2025.

Based on video footage received caregiver was unaware a child was left in the classroom closet for 3 to 4 minutes.

Two people who are contracted to provide extra curricular activities for students were present supervising children outside on a see-through bus without background checks.

Based on information gathered during investigation and from inspection conducted staff was observed rejecting and yelling at the children in their care.

Based on information provided visual supervision was not maintained for children who were behaving inappropriately.

Based on documents received, incident report was not signed by parent.

Based on video footage received, four children were left unattended while caregiver was in the restroom with another child.

During inspection, Operational Policies did not state how operation will support inclusive services to children in their care.

During inspection, Operational Policies did not have Parents Rights listed.

During inspection, children with birth dates 4/30/2022, 11/9/2020, 2/6/2023, and 6/22/2020 did not have current immunization record on file.

During inspection, Operational Policies did not provide procedures for parents to participate in the operations activities during school hours.

During inspection, Operational Policies did not state in which setting physical activity will be held.

During inspection, Operational Policies were missing the benefits of outdoor play.

During inspection, Operational Policies did not have procedures on how parents can access minimum standards online. Operational Policies had DFPS website but did not have HHSC website in policies.

During inspection, Operational Policies were missing how long the child should be outside during outdoor play.

During inspection, Operational Policies did not state how the operation defines extreme weather for when children can and cannot go outside.

During inspection, Operational Policies were missing the type of outdoor physical activity the children will engage in.

During inspection, Operational Policies did not explain how operation plans to continue outdoor physical activity when extreme weather conditions occur.

Based on CPR training card provided. One out of the two reviewed conducted CPR training online.

Based on the evidence obtained during the DFPS investigation there is sufficient evidence to prove that although the caregiver was in close proximity of the children, the caregiver did not intervene to remove the children from standing on the table, which resulted in a child pushing another child off of the table.

Based on the evidence obtained during the DFPS investigation, there is sufficient evidence to support that the caregiver was not using good judgement by allowing children to climb on the tables.

This standard was found deficient as part of a DFPS Investigation. Based on the evidence obtained during the DFPS investigation, there is sufficient evidence to support the allegation of neglectful supervision by a caregiver causing a child to receive an injury that required medical attention.

Based on video footage, infants were not being removed from play equipment properly.

Based on video footage, activities such as tummy time was not observed.

Validation of employee list was conducted on 12/14/2022. Noted: Director validated people list during inspection.