Ronyce Williams

13A.15.03.04A(1)

“Two emergency cards were not available at the inspection. The provider stated the forms were received but must be upstairs. The provider will locate the emergency forms and ensure the forms are in the child's file.”

13A.15.03.02B

“Four children need documentation of the lead blood test at or after 2 years of age. Please have the parents obtain the documentation from the physician and add to the child's file. Two of the children may have a religious objection to the lead blood tests and must complete that portion on the lead blood test form.”

13A.15.03.02A

“Two children need updated immunizations on file. Two other children do not have any immunization documentation in their file. The provider said the parents do not vaccinate the siblings and will obtain a written statement from the parent to put in the file. Please have the other parents obtain a current immunization record and add it to the child's file.”

13A.15.10.02

“The complainant submitted pictures of Clorox and Lysol on a shelf and cubby accessible to children. There was Clorox wipes on a shelf by the television and Lysol spray on the floor under an adult chair. Both items were moved to the top of the cubbies which is out of the children's reach. The provider was reminded that all cleaning products must be kept out of children's reach at all times.”

13A.15.09.01B(3)

“The complainant submitted a picture of children sitting on the floor watching television. At the time of the licensing specialist's arrival, the preschool children were watching a movie. The provider stated that the children watch a movie on Fridays after circle time. She was reminded that children two years and older can only have 30 minutes of passive technology viewing per week. The movie on Friday would exceed that limit each week. She stated the children do not do screen time any other time during the week. It was explained that there can be exceptions to the 30 minute screen time such as a holiday movie but this has to be sporadic and not weekly. The provider does have a written screen time policy that is appropriate.”

13A.15.05.06F

“The complaint submitted pictures of an infant sleeping in the bassinet portion of a pack n play with a blanket next to the infant. The provider removed the bassinet portions from the pack n plays. She has 2 five-month-old children in care. One parent requested the extra pad because of the harder pack n play surface. The provider now has the pack n plays with only the original bottom and no accessories. She will continue to utilized the pack n plays in this way. It was explained that if an infant needs any other sleep surface, a physician's note is required.”

13A.15.04.03B

“The provider has 3 children enrolled that are under the age of two and all were present at the time of the inspection. The one child will turn two in 7 days. The provider must exclude one of the children under the age of two until the one child turns two on March 27th. Please submit a plan for the next week to ensure that only 2 children under the age of two are present on any day.”