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  • Annalee
    Daycare.com Member
    • Jul 2012
    • 5864

    #16
    Originally posted by Cat Herder
    Probably. So many parents don't know how to access their providers' records. Others just assume it won't happen to their kid because they are special, somehow.
    Here, the violations are placed on the door....so parents should have known.

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    • mommyneedsadayoff
      Daycare.com Member
      • Jan 2015
      • 1754

      #17
      Originally posted by Cat Herder
      I don't believe it was a one time fluke.

      *All of these were during inspections (several more unrelated to this topic as well). In a 4 year period. Literally witnessed by inspectors onsite. A rational person would have to question why they are allowed to get away with things other providers would not and what services look like when nobody is watching.

      Observation: The teacher stated during the assessment that children are taken for a ride in the stroller outdoors but not taken outdoors to play. The director confirmed the teacher's statement on October 7, 2015.

      Observation: On September 9, 2015 during the assessment an infant was placed in a swing at 10:40 am and not removed until 11:12 am. Rules require infants not remain in restraint devices more than 30 minutes. The child was left in the swing 32 minutes.

      Observation: During the assessment on 9.9.15 a 15 minute sleep check was not conducted on an infant. A physical check was due at 11:07 am. At 11:12 am the assessor asked the staff to complete a physical check and it was completed at that time.

      Observation: A child in the Infant/Toddler classroom was not signed in at drop off as required.

      Observation: The director failed to ensure that all children are signed in daily, as required.

      Observations: The director reports there is currently no staff certified in First Aid. He said he will arrange for this training next week even though the children are on fall break.

      Observations: New infant enrolled about one (1) month ago had no file with an application, health history, proof of immunizations, and no proof of a physical. Mr.. Phillips states this infant’s older sibling is enrolled too.

      Observations: PE observed pre-school educator remove a child’s medicine, liquid Tylenol, from a child’s back pack and place it in a tall cabinet which is out of children’s reach. PE also noticed this medication was not labeled with the child’s name. The director corrected these violations by adding the child’s name to the medicine and placing the bottle in a locked box.

      Observation: Due to educator’s knowingly not following safe sleep procedures by swaddling infants and using blankets they did demonstrate capability of performing their duties satisfactorily. :confused::confused::confused:


      Observation: On Aug 30, 2018, a 9 month old was restrained in a blanket during nap time and also covered with another blanket. In addition a 3 month old has been swaddled on a regular basis. Infants napping in pack ‘n plays were covered with blankets.

      Observation: Management did not evaluate the program and staff adequately to ensure that staff were following rules and providing safe care.
      That has to be missing the word NOT right??:confused: How is it satisfactory to use unsafe sleep practices? And the outdoor thing really bothers me. They only take them outside when they're in containment devices, so they get no free play. They go from strapped in the stroller, to strapped in a swing or high chair, to strapped in their pack and play! How the hell is this place still operating?

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      • Cat Herder
        Advanced Daycare.com Member
        • Dec 2010
        • 13744

        #18
        Originally posted by mommyneedsadayoff
        That has to be missing the word NOT right??:confused: How is it satisfactory to use unsafe sleep practices? And the outdoor thing really bothers me. They only take them outside when they're in containment devices, so they get no free play. They go from strapped in the stroller, to strapped in a swing or high chair, to strapped in their pack and play! How the hell is this place still operating?
        I don't know. Only one provider was put on a safety plan. Others were "retrained" by the next day.

        Corrective Action: One staff was put on a safety plan. Staff are being retrained. 09/11/2018

        Corrective Action: Infant room was closed for retraining of staff. 09/11/2018

        09/12/2018 Safety Plan Served Follow-Up Visit Safety Plan Monitoring Visit No Violations Found

        (copy and paste)
        - Unless otherwise stated, all my posts are personal opinion and worth what you paid for them.

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        • LysesKids
          Daycare.com Member
          • May 2014
          • 2836

          #19
          Originally posted by Annalee
          This is in my state but not sure where exactly this is, but I can't believe they didn't shut them down. Providers have been shut down for much, much less. I am stunned!!!!!
          Madisonville is Monroe Co... halfway between Chattanooga & Knoxville areas. I guarantee Blount or Knox would have shut the daycare down; parents can look up online when & how inspections went too, inc violations; most don't know they can do that

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          • coloradoprovider
            Daycare.com Member
            • Sep 2016
            • 109

            #20
            This!

            Originally posted by Josiegirl
            Ok, maybe I'm different but I would never swaddle a 9 mo anyways??!! A newborn is a whole different thing; and I don't think I ever even swaddled my own when they were newborns. But a 9 mo? No way. Nine mos toss and turn and get themselves into all kinds of positions and some are even pulling themselves into standing position. Swaddling? No way in he!!. Retraining staff?? Maybe they need to retrain the whole entire center because someone must've thought it was ok. And to me, it's just not.

            After reading the article, he was "swaddled", covered in a blanket AND placed on his stomach. As well as other infants covered with blankets. As much talk as there is about safe sleep now, WTH????
            So much wrong with this - seriously? Had no one been trained on safe sleep?

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