Handprints Child Care 11 LLC

During nap time a classroom was observed without adequate lighting. This was corrected when the daycare added a lamp at time of inspection.

Two infant bottles were observed at time of investigation inspection not labeled with first name and last initial. This was corrected at time of inspection when bottles were labeled by caregiver.

Two children within the age range of ages served by the operation were unsupervised at the front lobby for approximately 3 or more minutes.

Based on the information obtained, it was determined that required meal patterns have not been met consistently, beginning end of 2025 into 2026.

Based on the information obtained, it was determined that second servings of required meal components have not been available consistently, beginning end of 2025 into 2026.

A caregiver did not have proof of 24 hours of annual training on file.

Testing of the downstairs and upstairs carbon monoxide detectors were not documented. The detectors were tested during inspection and were working.

An infant was observed sleeping in a restrictive device. The caregiver stated that the infant had been asleep for approximately 30 minutes. The caregiver proceeded to remove the infant from the restrictive device once notified of the deficiency.

The vehicle used for transportation on the day of inspection did not have a working thermometer.

The 2 year gas leak inspection is past due. The last inspection was on 3/6/2023.

One caregiver who transports children did not have current transportation training. This was corrected with the caregiver completing the training during the inspection.

One employee had access to children in care prior to the operation receiving a background check result of eligible, eligible with conditions, or provisionally eligible. The employee was excluded from being present at the time of inspection.

The annual health inspection was past due.

It was determined that there was sufficient evidence that a caregiver grabbed and pulled a child by the arm and shirt to redirect the child when not following the caregiver's directions.

2 caregivers did not have all required 24 hours of annual training for their last complete training period.

Two children's records were missing full emergency contact information.

Carbon monoxide detectors were not documented as tested from January through March of 2024. The detectors was tested during the inspection and working properly.

The operation needed one more severe weather drill for 2023.

The operation needed 3 more lock-down drills for 2023.

Two children's immunization records were not current.

The operation's driver did not use good judgment while transporting children, as the driver failed to yield the right of way to another car. The act resulted in a two-vehicle collision between the operation's bus and the other car. The operation's driver was issued a citation.

Two caregivers did not have pediatric first aid training on file.

Fire drills between January and August 2022 did not meet the required evacuation time of 3 minutes. The recorded evacuation times were between 3.5 minutes to 4.5 minutes.

Two caregivers did not have pediatric CPR training on file.

Two children did not have a health statement on file.

An infant under 12 months old was observed swaddled while asleep in their crib.

It was determined that a caregiver did not redirect a child using positive methods of redirection, such as with appropriate verbal redirection.

Out of ten staff files reviewed, nine staff did not have the required content annual training available at the time of inspection.

Out of ten files reviewed, four staff members did not have Pre-Service training available for review at the time of inspection.

One child had a formed signed by a doctor stating a food allergies, but there was no food allergy plan available for review at the time of inspection.

Out of ten files reviewed, two children were not current on their immunizations.

A monthly checklist was not available for review at the time of inspection.

One child had a formed signed by a doctor stating a food allergies, but there was no food allergy plan available for review at the time of inspection.

Out of ten files reviewed, two children were not current on their immunizations.

One children with a documented food allergy was not listed on the food allergy posting on the wall at the time of inspection.

There were broken materials on the playground, and a fence panel that was missing and broken.

Out of ten staff files reviewed, nine staff did not have the required content annual training available at the time of inspection.

Out of ten files reviewed, four staff members did not have Pre-Service training available for review at the time of inspection.

A garbage can in a restroom had no lid and a used diaper in the garbage can that was accessible to children.