Kimdra Barbee

During the inspection there was a household member present that did not have a cleared background check.

One out of the four records reviewed did not have an address for the emergency contact.

During follow-up inspection there were fourteen children in care during my walk through inspection.

When reviewing records it was determined that the primary caregiver did not have current SIDS training.

When reviewing records it was determined that the primary caregiver did not have any of the 30 required hours of annual training that fell in her training year.

When reviewing records it was determined that the caregiver did not have current SIDS training.

When reviewing records a staff member did not have any of the 15 hours of required annual training for their training year.

The home was still cluttered and in need of cleaning to meet compliance at follow-up inspection.

The home appeared cluttered and in need of cleaning during the inspection.

Driver did not have current transportation training at time of inspection.

One out of four children's files did not have an address for the emergency contact.

An infant was observed sleeping in a restrictive device during the inspection.

One out of four children's reocords did not have updated immunization records.

The front classroom was cluttered with both child care related supplies and non-child care related supplies. The kitchen area where food is prepped was cluttered and appeared to need cleaning and sanitizing.

Children napping were placed on mats with insufficient space between each child or other furnishings.

The provider had recently identified hazards in the backyard play space but has not repaired or removed the hazards. The hazards included damaged wood fencing and a board with nails sticking up laying in the yard near the playground equipment. Deteriorating cardboard boxes with various items were also located in the backyard near the gate where the children pass through. The board with the nails was removed from the yard during the inspection.

Cleaning and other supplies marked keep out of reach of children were observed in areas accessible to children in care. The supplies were relocated out of reach of children during the inspection.

The CPR and first aid training for both the primary and substitute caregiver expired in August of 2022.

The front classroom, the area where the children nap and restroom that the children use were cluttered with both child care related supplies and non-child care related supplies. The floors, tables and restroom counter appeared visibly dirty and needed to be wiped down, swept and sanitized. The kitchen area where food is prepped was cluttered and appeared to need cleaning and sanitizing.

Two children enrolled did not have a health statement on file.

A household member was present without an active background check.

A cot number to child chart was not available for review during the inspection

Emergency contact information was missing from one child's enrollment form.

One child's file was missing the healthcare statement.