Primrose School of West Lake Hills

A child did not have their hands washed after a diaper change, and staff did not direct the child to do so.

Caregivers did not know the number of children they were responsible for, The two caregivers initially reported having seven children but actually had six, which was only realized after the discrepancy was pointed out.

Eight out of the ten staff files reviewed did not have proof of orientation to the center.

A child did not have their hands washed after a diaper change, and staff did not direct the child to do so.

A caregiver did not show good judgment when she duct taped a child's shoes to his feet.

Current feeding instructions for four children were not available for review.

One class reported that they had 6 children in care. When counted there are at total of seven children in the classroom.

The required annual sanitation inspection was not available for review.

During the walk through of the infant classroom two infants were observed sleeping in restrictive devices. This was corrected when the caregiver moved the infants to cribs.

Based on evidence obtained during the investigation, good judgment was not being used by a caregiver when a bottle was not checked before being given to a child. This was corrected immediately after the incident when caregivers received write ups, and retraining was provided for all infant staff.

Based on evidence obtained during the investigation, the standard for sharing the illness report within 48 hours, has been found deficient.

There were more than one food allergy plan that did not have the parent's signature.

The Children's Product certificates was last updated on 3-11-2020.

It was found while doing a walk through that a caregiver did not know how many children were in their care. They also did not know the ages of the children.