Jeronica M Jones

It was found that two 1 year olds were engaged in screen time during the walk through. This was corrected when the caregiver turned the tv off and had the assistant caregiver engage in educational circle time.

Three children's files were missing a health statement after being enrolled over 12 months.

The outdoor play area and backyard have various items and equipment that are hazardous to children. Items that were in a shed are now accessible to children in care. Dog feces was observed on the concrete in the back patio.

The 2 dogs and 1 rabbit did not have a statement of health.

The two assistant caregivers did not have any of the required 15 clock hours of annual training.

Three children's files were missing a health statement after being enrolled over 12 months.

The operational policies did not include the parent rights.

There were no vaccination records for the 2 dogs and 1 rabbit.

During the walkthrough, it was found that there are baby chickens in the home as a science project.

The operational policy does not include the mention of animals within the home. There are 2 dogs and 1 rabbit.

Three children's files were missing immunization records.

The operational policies did not include how parents can access minimum standards online, the A/N hotline, and the HHSC website.

The home had a 1A-10BC fire extinguisher.

The smoke detector had not been tested monthly. This was corrected when it was tested and documented.

One child with a diagnosed food allergy did not have an allergy emergency plan on file.

Two children's files was missing a signed emergency medical authorization.

The primary caregiver did not have any of the required annual training. It was found that the primary caregiver will receive training at the end of the week.

Two school age children were missing school information in their file.

3 cribs did not have tight fitted sheets. 2 crib mattresses did not have any sheets and 1 crib mattress had a loose sheet that you can pinch up.

The operational policies did not include the duration of physical activity outdoors.

Two children's files did not have release information.

One child's file did not have any admission information.

During a recent DFPS investigation, the provider did not have a personnel file for one of the caregivers and had no training records for the employee.

Based on a recent DFPS investigation, there was support for the allegation that a child was hit with a stick while in care at the daycare home.

There were no personnel files available for those who assist with the childcare.

None of the children's records had an emergency medical authorization signed by a parent.

I observed household cleanser stored in an unlocked kitchen cabinet that were accessible to children. This was corrected at the time of the inspection when the provider placed a zip tie around the cabinet handles to prevent children from opening the doors.

The primary caregiver was not able to tell me the correct number of children in her care.

One child's record reviewed did not have a health statement from a physician.