LSP Lakeway, Inc.

All feeding instructions in the younger infant class were observed to be past due.

Three children under 12 months were observed to have a loose fitting sheet in their cribs while asleep. The caregivers removed the sheet after the inspector addressed this hazard.

The operation was unable to provide a recent custodial inspection report from Austin Public Health.

There were two walls with peeling paint observed in a classroom.

Allergy action plan s did not have both a parent and medical professional signature.

Three caregivers did not know how many children they were responsible for supervising.

A caregiver was present without a cleared background check.

Feeding schedules for the infant room aged six weeks to six months, the infant feeding schedules had not been reviewed and updated by parents. Feeding schedules were dated three months prior.

Child care Regulations was not notified of a change in director. Director qualifications were not submitted for a new person.

Diaper changing procedures were observed in two different classrooms. In both classrooms, the caregivers did not wash their hands after each diaper change.

Diaper changing procedures were observed in two different classrooms. In both classrooms, the caregivers did not have the child wash their hands after having their diaper changed.

Two infants were observed during snack time in a high chair. Neither child was buckled and secured with the safety straps.

Based on the evidence gathered during the DFPS investigation, it was determined that physical abuse was found reason to believe.

A caregiver did not demonstrate self-control when handling a child roughly, causing bruises to the arm of a child.

During the investigation, parents confirmed that they are not receiving notification of less serious injuries resulting marks and/or bruises to children.

The infant cribs did not have fitted sheets.

During the inspection a caregiver was present without an eligible background. This was corrected when the director had the caregiver leave the operation.

During a DFPS investigation, there was sufficient evidence to support that a caregiver was on her phone while supervising children in the classroom.

During an investigation, there was sufficient evidence to support that one caregiver responsible for supervising a group of children did not have required first aid/CPR training.

During an investigation there was sufficient evidence to support that a child was left unsupervised for approximately 1 minute.

The operation does not have a current fire inspection.

The opeartion does not have a current sanitation inspection.