Judson at Stahl KinderCare

During the course of the investigation, it was determined that the caregiver did not use positive interaction when she placed a child in the bathroom as a way for the child to calm down when they were upset.

One of the Preschool classroom garbage can had a broken lid, making garbage accessible to chidlren.

It was conifirmed by staff that other staff members have been using their personal cellphones to make Facetime calls while caring for children.

One child in the toddler classroom and four children in the preschool classroom did not have an assigned mat. Children were napping in both classrooms.

An expired epi pen was stored for child use in the operation's locked medication cabinet.

The operation did not have emergency medical transport and treatment authorization forms for each child being transported.

A child wandered to an empty adjacent classroom and was unsupervised. Note: This was corrected at inspection when the inspector took the child back to the classroom and handed her over to the caregiver.

A child was provided a diaper change and the caregiver did not wash the hands of the child after the diaper change. Note: This was corrected at inspection when the caregiver washed the child's hands after being notified by the inspector.

There was no documentation of a gas leak inspection being conducted since 6/7/2023.

Child's food allergy emergency plan was not signed by the physician.

Five of the ten staff files reviewed did not include the required trainings for the last full year of employment: administering medication, preventing and responding to emergencies due to food or allergic reactions, handling and disposing of hazardous materials, and SIDS, baby shaken and brain development.

An epi pen and pain reliever were expired and stored in the medication cabinet.

During the walkthrough, a caregiver did not know how many children were in their care.

Two out of ten records reviewed did not have current immunization records at the time of review.

The playground monthly checklist was not completed for the past month.

It was determined through an investigation that prohibited punishment was used when the caregiver yelled at the children in her care.

It was determined through the investigation process that a caregiver did not use good judgement when she used prohibited punishment. Good judgement was also not used when the behavior was not reported to administration.

It was determined in the investigation process that a caregiver used prohibited punishment when she threw her shoe at children.

In a room with a specified age of two years, there was 14 children with one caregiver.

A person who is required to be a controlling person is not.

It was determined that prohibited punishment is used by caregivers, when they yell at children as a form of discipline.

A former caregiver yelled at a child stating that the child would get slapped if the child did not stop throwing a ball at the caregiver.

A former caregiver at the operation threatened a child would get slapped if the child did not stop throwing a ball at the caregiver.

1 out of the 10 children's records evaluated did not have an emergency contact.

Based on information gathered children were out of control because a caregiver was sleep in the classroom.

Based on information gathered a caregiver fell asleep during naptime with children in care.

One out of eight employee files reviewed was missing Employment Affidavit.

Fence on the playground was loose on the bottom part and wire was sticking out posing risk of injury to children.

The amount of loose-fill was not sufficient on the playground.

One out of nine infants did not have an updated and signed feeding schedule.