Sanger ISD Tenderfoot Child Development Center

The staff did not have certificates documenting their annual training hours.

A child was served a food identified as a food to which the child is allergic.

The operation did not exercise good judgment when it allowed a child with a severe food allergy into care without all the medication needed for the child's food allergy emergency plan. Caregivers did not exercise good judgment when they did not follow the food allergy emergency plan prepared by the child's doctor.

One employee does not have current training in pediatric CPR.

Infants were served dry cereal and water for breakfast.

Food was served to children on a bare table.

One employee does not have current training in pediatric first aid.

Safety straps were not utilized in the infant room while infants were eating breakfast and seated at a table containing safety straps.

The caregiver did not use positive methods of redirection when interacting with the child in care. Instead of using positive statements to redirect the child, the caregiver used corporal punishment to control behavior. The caregiver slapped a child?s hand.

The operation did not report three COVID-19 cases to child care licensing as required.