Imagine Nation Learning Center

A caregiver did not wash their hands after diapering a child.

A caregiver failed to wash a child's hands immediately following a diaper change.

The trash can being used in one of the classrooms had used diapers that were accessible to children. The trash can did not have a lid.

An infant was observed to be swaddled and asleep in their crib. There was no sleep exception form on file. (Note: This was corrected during the inspection when the caregiver removed the swaddle.

The operation did not have a current fire inspection report on file at the time of inspection.

One caregiver did not have a notarized affidavit for employmet on file at the time of inspection.

The following hazards were observed during the inspection: *A bottle of Lysol Gel was observed on the back of a toilet in one of the children s restrooms, posing a potential safety hazard as it was within their reach. (Note: The caregiver removed the chemical during the inspection). *There was a bag of potting soil observed on the playground accessible to children. (Note: The bag of potting soil was removed during the inspections). . *There were several broken toys observed on the playground accessible to children. (Note: The broken toys were discarded during the inspection). *The padding around the splash pad is damaged leaving the concrete foundation exposed and creating a tripping hazard for children.

Two of the ten children's records evaluated did not have an updated immunization record on file.

The following was observed: *The fabric on one of the play couch is showing signs of deterioration. The couch was worn. (Note: The director discarded the couch during the inspection). *Several classrooms require maintenance to refresh the wall paint on certain areas of the wall. *The carpeting in one of the classrooms is stained and needs to be cleaned. *A non-functional toilet was observed with visible bodily waste and tissue. The toilet requires maintenance and cleaning. *Three tricycles have worn-out handle grips that need replacing. The handle grips were torn. (Note: The tricycles were moved and made inaccessible to the children).

The play strcuture on the pre-k playground was removed. The loose fill surfacing around the dinosaur climber on the pre-k playground did not meet the 6 inch depth requirement. (Note: The operation will be removing the dinosaur climber).

The loose fill surfacing around the climbing play structures on the toddler playgrounds are low and does not meet the 6 inch depth requirement.

The dinosaur climber on the pre-k playground has been properly anchored. (Note: The operation will be removing the dinosaur climber). The concrete around the poles on one of the toddler playgrounds was exposed posing a hazard to children.

The loose fill surfacing around the climbing play structure on the pre-k playground is low and does not meet the 9 inch depth requirement. The loose fill surfacing around the dinosaur climber on the pre-k playground did not meet the 6 inch depth requirement.

The dinosaur climber on the pre-k playground was not properly anchored. The concrete around the poles on one of the toddler playgrounds was exposed posing a hazard to children.

The loose fill surfacing around the climbing play structures on the toddler playgrounds are low and does not meet the 6 inch depth requirement.

The operation has not maintained their liability insurance policy start and expiration dates.

One caregiver did not have a notarized affidavit on file. (Note: This was corrected during the inspection when the form was provided.)

Five infants did not have updated written feeding instructions on file.

One caregiver did not have CPR training available for review at the time of inspection.

The operation's current health inspection was not available for review at the time of inspection.

The operation did not have a current children's product form on file showing recall notices were reviewed. (Note: This was corrected during the inspection when the form was completed.)

Seven infants did not have updated feeding instructions on file.

Two of the children did not have information for the emergency contact person.

Personnel and training records were not available for review at the time of inspection.

Two of the children did not have the name, address, and telephone number of the child s physician or an emergency-care facility.

Based on information obtained during the investigation, it was determined that operation staff waited until pick up time to notify the parent that their child had been injured. That injury required medical treatment.