Living Water Christian Pre School

The operation did not provide proof of a completed food allergy emergency plan for a child with a documented allergy by the compliance date.

The operation did not provide proof of completed annual training for the director and caregiver by the original compliance date.

One child with a diagnosed food allergy listed in admission information did not have a food allergy emergency plan on file at the operation.

The director and one caregiver did not have proof of the required number of training hours being completed during the most recently completed training year.

The operation was unable to provide proof of current liability insurance.

The operation was unable to provide proof of emergency drills being conducted in 2025.

A review of the Employees Who Left Employment in 2024 data revealed that the center had not reported the number of employees who left employment in 2024 by January 15, 2025, as required.

One caregiver's most recent CPR card expired 3/25/2024.

One caregiver did not have proof that they had completed all required training topics listed in 1309(e) during the most recently completed training year.

The operation was unable to provide proof that maintence checklists had been completed.

The most recent annual fire inspection was conducted over 12 months ago.

The operation was unable to provide documentation of fire drills conducted in 2024.

A 16 month old infant was combined with children more than 18 months older during naptime in a room when there was more than 13 children present in the building. This was corrected when the infant was moved to another room with their own caregiver.

A caregiver with an ineligible background check was present around children during the inspection. The individual was removed from the class and placed in the office.

Operation did not complete an incident report once being notified by the parent of a non-routine situation in which the child was taken to the doctor for concerns about injuries observed on the child.

A caregiver did not demonstrate competency when picking up an infant by one arm to remove the child from the nap cot. Additionally, the caregiver did not demonstrate self-control when interaction with the infant resulted in bruising on the child's arm.

The operation did not notify Licensing of a non-routine situation in which a child was seen by a doctor for injuries that occurred while the child was in care.

Based on the DFPS investigation, there is sufficient evidence to support that abused occurred when an infant in care of the operation obtained injuries including bruises and marks that were caused by a caregiver.

The operation did not notify the parent when they picked up their child of scratches that were observed by center staff.

Sufficient evidence found during DFPS investigation inspection to prove via video that infant room caregivers walked out of the room multiple times leaving infants unattended and caregivers unable to intervene.

Sufficient evidence found during DFPS investigation inspection to prove via video that a caregiver was using their cell phone for personal use while in direct care of children.

Two caregivers hired within the last year did not have proof of completed orientation.

A caregiver was present in the two year old classroom without an eligible background check. She was removed from the classroom during inspection.

The director did not have proof of training being obtained in the following topics during the most recently completed training year: Emergency preparedness; Preventing and controlling the spread of communicable diseases, including immunizations; Administering medication, if applicable, including compliance with 746.3803 of this chapter (relating to What authorization must I obtain before administering a medication to a child in my care?); Preventing and responding to emergencies due to food or an allergic reaction; Understanding building and physical premises safety, including identification and protection from hazards that can cause bodily injury such as electrical hazards, bodies of water, and vehicular traffic; and Handling, storing, and disposing of hazardous materials including compliance with 746.3425 of this chapter (relating to Must caregivers wear gloves when handling blood or bodily fluids containing blood

One caregiver did not have proof of completion of 24 hours of training in the most recently completed training year.

A child was able to leave the building during naptime without the caregiver noticing.

The operation failed to notify the child?s parents after allowing the child to wander away from the center unsupervised.

The operation failed to notify licensing after allowing a child to wander away from the center unsupervised.

The classroom exterior door does not shut completely and allowed a child to leave the room.

Based on evidence gathered by the DFPS investigator, a caregiver failed to appropriately supervise a child in care.

A staff without a background check was present around children.

There were multiple electrical outlets that did not have child proof covers in both toddler classrooms. *This was corrected by the caregiver covering the electrical outlets inside the classrooms.

There were multiple cups and bottles not labeled with the child's name. * This was corrected at a=inspection by the caregiver labeling the bottles and cups.

During inspection, four children under 2 years were watching television. Note: This was corrected when television was turned off.