Dino Daycare LLC

Fire inspection was expire.

Health inspection was expired.

Operation allowed a caregiver to be present at the operation before receiving notice from the CBCU regarding the person's eligibility. Caregivers was present with children ages 0-11 months.

Operation failed to notify parent of a communicable disease deemed notifiable by the Texas Department of State Health Services.

Operation failed to keep record of a communicable disease deemed notifiable by the Texas Department of State Health Services on the Licensing Incident/Illness Report Form 7239 or another form that contains at least the same information after a caregiver tested postive covid.

Operation failed to have an annual fire inspection conducted.

Operation failed to have an annual health inspection conducted.

Operation failed to notify Child Care Regulation of a communicable disease deemed notifiable by the Texas Department of State Health Services.

Caregiver was left with 16 children. The specified age was 3 years old and the ratio is 1 caregiver with 15 children.

Operation had wires hanging down accessible to children.

Caregiver was supervising a 10 month old infant outside with 3 and 4 year old children.

Children observed walking around with no activities and outdoor toys were not brought out for children to play.

Rug in the toddler's room was soiled.

Permit holder was not compliant in ensuring the minimum standards were followed.

Infant was not strapped into a bumbo.

A caregiver allowed a three year old to leave the classroom and go to the restroom by herself which was down a hallway and around two corners. During this time no caregivers had visual awareness, auditory awareness, or physical proximity.

The permit holder has failed to ensure compliance with the minimum standards, as demonstrated by 11 deficiencies within 3 months which included 3 supervision and one infant safe sleep deficiency.

A mop bucket was observed in the hallway accessible to children, as children walk by this bucket to go to the restroom.

Caregiver allowed an infant to sleep in a restrictive device (bouncer).

Infant room was unsupervised with a 14 month old, 16 month, and a 24 month in a room.

4 year old was left unsupervised

Operation allowed children to attend the program without immunizations.

Operation admission forms did not have name, address, and telephone number of the child's physician or an emergency-care facility.

Caregivers did not have a notarized Licensing Affidavit

Operation failed to have a health statement on file at the center, within one week after the date of admission.

Operation failed to have employees signed and dated statment showing caregiver has received a copy of the operational policies and personnel policies.

Feeding instructions were not reviewed and updated every 30 days by parent.