Adventure Kids Playcare

1 out of 4 children's files evaluated did not contain an emergency contact.

1 out of 8 staff files evaluated did not contain photo identification.

1 out of 8 staff files evaluated did not contain a notarized affadavit.

3 out of 8 staff files evaluated did not contain proof of education.

A caregiver did not know the number of children in her group.

Based upon the information obtained, there is sufficient evidence to support the director is not present at the operation.

Based upon the information obtained, there is sufficient evidence to support child/caregiver ratio is not being maintained at the operation.

Based upon the information obtained, there is sufficient evidence to support the carpet is not properly cleaned at the operation.

Annual certification for Children's products has not been completed since September 22, 2023.

Documentation a fire inspection has been conducted was not availabe upon review. A fire inspection has not been conducted since October of 2023.

Documentation a fire inspection has been conducted was not availabe upon review. A fire inspection has not been conducted since October of 2023.

A caregiver was observed supervising 12 children, ages 5 months old to 7 years old. The specified age group is 2 years old. The child caregiver ratio is 1 caregiver to 11 children.

A 5-month old infant was observed in the crib with 3 stuffed animals. Note: The caregiver removed the stuffed animals from the crib.

Annual certification for Children's products has not been completed since September 22, 2023.

A 5-month old infant was observed in a crib that did not contain a snugged fitted sheet.

Three caregivers do not have current cpr training. The documentation provided displays the cpr trainings were taken online, not in person as required.

Three caregivers do not have current first aid training.

The operation does not have a current employee list posted. Note: Correction was made during the inspection.

The center director position has been vacant as of 7/18/2022. A new director has not been designated as of today 7/27/2022.

Two of four personnel files were reviewed and missing 24 annual training hours.

The operation failed to report a change in Directors no later than five days after the change was made. Note: Received email notification regarding the change in director during the inspection.

The person that prepares the food was observed serving children food for lunch without any gloves on their hands. Note: The person used gloves to continue serving the food when addressed.

The center director position has been vacant as of 5/31/2022. A new director has not been designated as of today 6/28/2022.

Two of four personnel files were reviewed and missing 24 annual training hours.

The operational policies were reviewed and observed missing the promotional of indoor/outdoor physical activities for children in care.

Two children ages 1yo and 1y3mo were observed watching television in the Main classroom during the inspection. NOTE: This was corrected, the caregiver turned off the TV, and moved the children to another classroom.

The soft contained play equipment was observed having two torn areas on the side of the play structure. The metal bar of the play structure was also observed not fully covered NOTE: the metal bar was fixed and covered with the covering protector.

There was no caregiver present on the second floor of the soft contained play equipment during the inspection.

Children bottles were observed not having the children's name labeled during the inspection.

Based on the information obtained during the course of the DFPS investigation, there were no planned activities which were inclusive for all children enrolled. The activity plan did not include children with special care needs.

A caregiver was found to have neglectful supervised a child in care and this child was able to exit the daycare alone and was found at a nearby business.

Good judgment was not displayed when caregivers allowed children to go back and forth into unsupervised areas within the daycare. There were also no safety mechanisms put into place to prevent a child that jumped a gate on more than one occasion, from completing this action again.

The operation staff did not have any training on how to work with children with special care needs or issues. This was needed because the operation staff had two children whom were autistic and there was no training on how to properly care for the children.