Kiddie Academy of Far North Dallas

6 caregivers had CPR/First aid training that was completed online.

The operation does not have the certification for this year.

There were six cribs that does not have the label of the infant's name.

Twelve infants under 12 months old does not have the updated infant feeding instructions.

The operation does not have the current fire inspection document from Dallas Fire Department.

The operation had two people at the operation who did not have background clearance.

Several caregivers did not have required trainings and were caring for children younger than 24 months.

Two caregiver did not have required trainings and were in classes that had children that were under 24 months.

Several employees did not have their CPR trainings up to date.

The operation did not reported an incident that put a child in a potential harmful situation in a timely manner.

A child was left unattended in a stairwell.

The operation was found to no be in compliance with multiple Standards and several records were passed due. Several caregivers were allowed to be in classrooms they did not have the training required to be in.

Children under age of 18 months were over ratio. There were 8 children with 1 caregiver when there should have been two caregivers or 5 children.

The operation had several classrooms that did not have electrical outlet covers were children under 5 were present.

The operation did not report that a child was left unsupervised.

During the investigation it was determined that two classes were out of ratio. One teacher had 18 three year olds when the max allowed is 15. Another teacher had 14 two year olds when the max allowed is 11. The operation brought in additional staff to correct the ratio problem.

A child was left unsupervised in a classroom.

Caregivers was using their electric devices (cell phone) for personal use.

A child was not allowed to participate in active play.

A caregiver used harsh and unusual punishment when she pulled a child by the feet.

An infant in care did not have an updated feeding schdule.

A caregiver did not have transportation trainig and was allowed to transport children in care.

Two children who were indicated to have food allergies, did not have food allergy emergency plans.

A child was enrolled in this program without complete admission forms and records.

This standard was evaluated in regard to an investigation and a violation was found. The operation did not report positive cases of COVID to licensing within 2 days.