Saima Pervaiz

13A.15.10.01H(1)

“Provider is reminded to keep only the required items in the first aide it. The list of items can be found on our website. First aid kit is missing liquid fragrance free soap, whistle. First aid kit has alcohol, Tylenol, and other items that may not be used in childcare”

13A.15.10.01A(4)

“Provider is reminded to update the plan at least annually.”

13A.15.06.02B(3)

“LS reviewed 2 hours of training certificates for 2.1.2023 - 1/31/2024 and 14.5 hours since 2.1.2024. Provider will need an additional 10 hours to make up for the missed trainings in 2023 or forward evidence of the trainings taken in that time frame.”

13A.15.10.01H(1)

“The Provider was missing several items from the first aid kit: gauze pads (small land large), tweezers, paper towels, disposable wash cloths, fragrance-free soap.”

13A.15.08.01B(3)

“During the inspection, the specialist noticed that the provider did not have a monitor for the sleeping room on the 2nd floor. She will purchase one to use when a child is sleeping and she is downstairs. The provider must not leave a child unsupervised at any time. Children under 2 must be seen and heard at all times.”

13A.15.05.01C

“The Provider recently acquired two parakeets which were in a cage in a box on the kitchen floor. Per the Animals in Child Care Facilities Resource Guide #4 "Animals must be prohibited from the following areas: (a) areas used for the storage of food, cooking utensils and dishes; (b) Food preparation surfaces, including sinks, counters, an d table tops; (C) All birds prohibited from kitchens and dining areas." and #13 Birds "Psittacine birds (i.e. parakeets, parrots, macaws, and cockatiels) and other non-psittacine caged birds (pigeons, doves, and myna birds) should not be located in areas used for child care. These birds frequently carry the bacteria that cause psittacosis."”