Childrens Educare Inc

Based on the information gathered, the operation is not allowing parents to enter and have access into the daycare classrooms.

A caregiver did not use good judgment when a child's elastic laces were repurposed and tied across the top of both shoes causing bruising to both feet.

Two vehicles used to transport children do not have an electronic child safety alarm that allows for the employees to turn off at the rear of the vehicles.

An infant child was observed to be in a baby jumper type equipment and crying with their arms inside of the structure and was unable to support themselves. Two caregivers present in the classroom did not tend to the child's physical needs promptly.

3 children observed to enter the classroom at drop off time did not wash their hands prior to eating.

Four children were observed sitting in high chairs with the safety straps missing not buckled inside their seats.

In the infant room there was one caregiver to nine infants upon inspection.

Three out of ten staff first aid was expired upon inspection.

There was no documentation provided upon inspection.

One out of the ten staff was missing their annual training hours.

The outdoor playground lacked six inches of depth of lose fill in the play zones.

In the infant room an infant was asleep in restrictive device for fifteen minutes.

Provider failed to report proof of liability insurance coverage by date of issuance.

Based on the information gathered and preponderance of evidence, the operation failed to notify parents of a positive COVID case that was made known to them on June 11, 2022.

Based on the information gathered and preponderance of evidence, the operation was not allowing all parents access into the daycare, after the Emergency Rule was no longer in effect.

Based on the information gathered and preponderance of evidence, the operation failed to notify Child Care Regulation of a positive COVID case.

Based on the information gathered and preponderance of evidence, the school-age children used screen time during their nap/rest period.

Based on the information gathered, a former caregiver used their personal cell phone to take a photo of a child playing outside, and sent it to the child's parent.