This Little Piggy Academy Infant Center

it was observed in the infant 1 room there was teething medication unlabelled, and intented for the use of all infants. The medication was removed during the inspection.

There was sufficient evidence found during the investigation to show that one staff member was in direct care of children after consuming alcohol.

Two infants were observed sleeping in restrictive devices. The infants were moved to bare cribs during the inspection.

A classroom was observed with 7 infants aged 10-16 months during nap time. There was one caregiver present bringing the classrooom out of the required child/caregiver ratio of 5:1.

One classroom did not have adequate lighting during nap time. This was corrected during the inspection when a light was turned on.

Caregiver did not do a face to name count upon reentering the building with the group of children. Caregiver left a child outside unattended for over 20 minutes. Caregivers kept eyes on children for transition into building from playground.

Based on the DFPS investigation there is a violation of this standard. A child was left outside, unattended, in the heat of summer at the operation for over 20 minutes.

Based on the DFPS investigation there is a violation of this standard. A child was left outside, unattended, in the heat of summer at the operation for over 20 minutes.

Caregiver did not do a face to name count upon reentering the building with the group of children. Caregiver left a child outside unattended for over 20 minutes. Caregivers kept eyes on children for transition into building from playground.

It was observed in a video that a caregiver got out her personal phone while supervising children and was using it while children were crying. This was corrected when the caregiver was terminated from the operation.

It was observed in a video that an infant was upset and crying and neither caregiver in the room would pick up or comfort the child. This was corrected when both caregivers were terminated from the operation.

A caregiver was observed in a classroom caring for children who did not have a background check determination.

Out of six files reviewed, one child did not have immunizations available for review at the time of inspection.

Out of six staff files reviewed, three caregivers did not have the required training to care for children under 24 months.

During an investigation, it was determined a child was left unsupervised in the classroom while the rest of the class was outside.