Tiara Hunter

13A.15.07.06A

“Complaint addresses concerns regarding the authorized release documents for a child in care, and of what the provider's departure and authorized release show for September 10th and 11th. The provider stated that on 9/10/26 at approximately 3:50 p.m., she received notification from the child’s mother that she was on her way to pick up the child from daycare. At approximately 4:20 p.m., the provider received notification from the child’s father that he would be picking up the child at 4:30 p.m. The provider contacted the mother to inform her of the father’s message. The mother instructed the provider not to release the child to the father, stating that she was already on her way and had not spoken with the father about him picking up the child. The provider then informed the father that the child had already left for the day, although the child was still present at the daycare. When the mother arrived, the provider released the child to her. The provider stated that the mother is generally responsible for the child’s drop-off and pick-up unless mom notifies the provider and approves for the child's dad to pick-up, as the father is not an authorized pick-up person. See remarks.”

13A.15.07.05

“Complaint addresses concerns regarding the parental access to a child in care. The provider stated that on 9/10/26 at approximately 3:50 p.m., she received notification from the child’s mother that she was on her way to pick up the child from daycare. At approximately 4:20 p.m., the provider received notification from the child’s father that he would be picking up the child at 4:30 p.m. The provider contacted the mother to inform her of the father’s message. The mother instructed the provider not to release the child to the father, stating that she was already on her way and had not spoken with the father about him picking up the child. The provider then informed the father that the child had already left for the day, although the child was still present at the daycare. When the mother arrived, the provider released the child to her. The provider stated that the mother is generally responsible for the child’s drop-off and pick-up unless mom notifies the provider and approves for the child's dad to pick-up, as the father is listed as an emergency contact but is not an authorized pick-up person. Regulation discussed with the provider.”

13A.15.03.04A(1)

“Two children enrolled had no evidence of an emergency form in their file. The provider stated she has an emergency form for one of the children enrolled however, the specialist was unable to review the child’s emergency form. The provider stated that she used the emergency form as documentation when filing a court order and that the original form is currently stored in an area of the home that is off-limits to the child care program. She stated that she could scan and provide the emergency form later. The provider is reminded to maintain emergency information for all children in care. Please submit evidence of the emergency forms to the specialist. Please see the additional comments sheet.”

13A.15.03.03B

“The complaint states that the parent attempted to pick up the child on September 10th at 4:30 p.m. and the provider told the parent that the child had already left for the day. Complainant states that the child's mother was observed picking the child up shortly thereafter. Reportedly, on September 11th the child's parent arrived at the daycare to pick the child up and was told by the provider that she was closed that day. Complainant addresses concerns regarding records of the child's attendance in care and of what the provider's attendance record show for those days. According to the attendance records reviewed by the specialist during the inspection today, the daycare was closed on 9/11/26 and the child was released to their mother on 9/10/26 at 4:44 p.m. The provider also verbally confirmed that the child was released to their mother on 9/10/26 and that daycare was closed on 9/11/26. Additionally, the specialist noted that there was no attendance log completed for today 9/21/26. Please submit a letter of correction to the specialist. Regulation discussed with the provider.”

13A.15.03.04C

“During the mandatory inspection one child was missing information on their emergency form. Two children were missing the health inventory part 2, one child missing health inventory part 1, two children missing the first lead blood test, one child missing the second lead blood test, and one child missing documentation of immunizations.”

13A.15.10.02

“At the time of the initial inspection the provider has electrical cords that are dangling and looped in reach of children. For correction please make sure that all electrical cords are secured and not in reach of children.”

13A.15.10.01H(2)

“At the time of the initial inspection there were missing items from the first aid kit; band aids, flashlight, safety pins, scissors, adhesive tape, tweezers, wash cloth and whistle. For correction please purchase these items to have in the first aid kit.”

13A.15.05.04B(3)

“At the time of the initial inspection there were cabinets and drawers containing potentially hazardous items within reach of children that did not have child-proof devices. For correction please place child proofing devices on the cabinets and drawers.”

13A.15.05.04B(1)

“At the time of the initial inspection there were electrical sockets within reach of children that were not plugged or capped. For correction please cap the outlets.”