KINGDOM KARE CLC

Upon arrival for inspection, infants were observed sitting in high chairs without the manufacturer's required safety straps. The director had the infants taken out of the high chairs and reattached freshly washed straps to the high chairs.

Upon arrival at the center for inspection, there was only one caregiver supervising 11 children between the ages of 6 months and 10 years old. Four of the children were under 17 months old. According to minimum standards, one caregiver can supervise only these four infants. However, there were also four additional children aged 18 months to 4 years, and three more children aged 5 years and up.The caregiver was over ratio by caring for 7 additinal children alone. A second caregiver arrived just a few minutes after I began my inspection, bringing the operation into compliance with ratio standards.

The operation did not have an existing Transportation Emergency Plan for evaluation during this inspection. The director drafted a Transportation emergency plan during inspection and presented it to CCR to bring the operation into compliance.

Based on information obtained, a caregiver did not use good judgment by placing two children in the same crib, which resulted in one child being bitten multiple times by the other.

An annually certified copy of the Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) was not available for review.

The infant feeding instructions for a six month old child are not current as they were last updated on 2/5/25.

The director responsible for transporting children does not have transportation training on file for review.

The operation's emergency preparedness plan does not state how children who are 24 months and younger or with limited mobility will be evacuated. Note: Corrected when the director added the missing information to the emergency preparedness plan.

Two infants who are not ready for table food are missing current infant feeding instructions.

The operation's smoke detector was not maintained as it was heard beeping during the inspection.

There is no documentation showing the smoke detector is tested monthly.

Two out of four children are missing a health statment on file for review.

One out of four children's admissions form is missing the child's address.

Two out of four children's files evaluated are missing physician information.

The operation's emergency preparedness plan does not state how children under 24 months of age or with limited mobility will be evacuated. In a follow up email, the emergency preparedness plan was requested but not provided.

During an inspection, the children walked into the school age classroom and proceeded to play with toys without washing their hands. In a follow up email, training was requested but not provided by the operation.

After outdoor play, the children walked into the school age classroom and proceeded to play with toys without washing their hands.

The operation's emergency preparedness plan does not state how children under 24 months of age or with limited mobility will be evacuated.

The playground was observed to have uncut grass and weeds preventing students outdoor time.

During naptime, the children were lying on mats that did not match their number on the assignment chart. Note: Corrected when the caregiver sanitized and moved the children to the correct mats.

The director left the toddler classroom multiple times, leaving children, 3 years old, unsupervised.

During nap time, the children were observed lying down watching television. Note: Corrected when the television was turned off.

A caregiver with a hire date of 7/17/2023 does not have orientation training in the following topics: -Overview of minimum standards -Overview of child maltreatment -Administering medication -Responding to allergic reaction -Understanding building and physical premises -Handling, storing, and disposing of hazardous materials

During the follow up inspection, the director and one caregiver did not have an affidavit on file for review.

During a follow up inspection, two children's files evaluated are missing the physician's' complete information.

During a follow up inspection, there was no documentation of a sheltering drill on file for review.

During a follow up inspection, there was no documentation showing a lock down drill was conducted.

During a follow up inspection, two children's files evaluated are missing the child care enrollment agreement.

One caregiver does not have a high school diploma or the equivalent on file for review.

One caregiver does not have an affidavit on file for review.

The director and one caregiver were present during the inspection but do not have pediatric first aid certification on file for review.

The operation's fire drill is not current as there is documentation showing the last fire drill was conducted on 9/19/2023.

The director's personnel file was not available for review.

There is no documentation showing a lock down drill was conducted since the operation opened.

The director and one caregiver were present during the inspection, but do not have CPR certification on file for review.

There is no documentation for a sheltering drill on file for review.

Three out of eight children's files evaluated are missing the physician's' complete information.

Four out of eight children's files evaluated are missing the child care enrollment agreement.

The operation's most recent licensing inspection was not posted.

One caregiver with a hire date of 7/17/2023, does not have documentation showing orientation and pre-service were completed.

A five month old child who is not ready for table food does not have written feeding instructions on file for review.

A two year old child was observed sleeping on a nap mat that was not labeled by name or number. Note: Corrected when the nap mat was labeled by number and an assignment chart was created.

A five month old child was observed sleeping on a nap mat. The child was sleeping on their stomach with a blanket placed on top. The caregiver was directed to place the child in a crib and safe sleep instructions were discussed. The caregiver then placed the child in the crib on their stomach with a blanket on top of them.

One infant child's bottle was not labeled by name. Note: Corrected when the caregiver labeled the bottle.

All of the classrooms are missing individual storage space for the children's belongings.

An emergency preparedness plan is not available for review.

A handmade wooden play structure has broken pieces that are considered hazardous to children.

The school age classroom does not have any interest centers set up.