Stop N Drop Childcare LLC

This standard was reviewed as part of a DFPS investigation and found deficient. It was determined that a child was not provided the required supervision after leaving the assigned classroom and was found alone in an empty classroom. The child remained unsupervised before returning to the assigned classroom.

This standard was reviewed as part of a DFPS investigation and found deficient. It was determined that the operation allowed a child under two years of age to engage in screen time activity.

A sampling of children records were evaluated. Five out of six records evaluated did not have parent signed documentation that the parent received a copy of the parent's rights.

This standard was reviewed as part of an investigation and found deficient. It was determined that staff have yelled at children as a method of discipline.

The last documentation of transportation training for one employee was observed completed 10/2022 and for another employee was observed completed May 2022. The last documentation of transportation training for the director was observed 1/2/2023. Transportation training must be completed annually.

The last fire inspection was observed conducted in12/2022. You must have a fire inspection at least once every 12 months.

In one classroom there were 6 children, ages 15 months to 24 months (SPA: 17 months) being supervised by one caregiver. These numbers exceed the ratios allowed in a Licensed Center. This was discussed with the director. This was corrected at inspection as one child was moved into another classroom.

The Emergency Preparedness Plan was evaluated and lacked the following written information: 1)How your staff will continue to care for the children until each child has been released; and 2) How you will reunify the children with their parents as the evacuation, relocation, or sheltering/lock-down is lifted.

The operation did not have the current menu posted. This was corrected at inspection as operation staff posted the current menu.

The loose fill surfacing is not being maintained at the appropriate depth around the piece of equipment with springs.