Little Einsteins Learning Center LLC

The operation has an expired epi pen for a child with a diagnosed food allergy.

One fire extinguisher in a center vehicle was not charged.

Lock down and severe weather drills have not been documented for the 2024 calendar year.

The operation permitted a child with food allergies to continue attending without the updated EpiPen prescription.

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One infant was observed sleeping in a swing for about 5 minutes. The caregiver was asked to remove the infant and move them to a crib immediately.

An epi pen assigned to a child with food allergies is expired. The antihistamine listed on the food allergy plan signed by the child's physician is not available at the operation.

A lizard known as the class pet, is kept in the two year old classroom in a tank and is regularly removed for children to see and touch. A "Do Not Touch" sign was posted near the tank as a reminder for staff and children.

A current consumer product safety commission certification form was not available to view. The deficiency was corrected as the provider completed the annual certification during the inspection.

There was no food allergy emergency plan available for a child with a food allergy.