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32 | Two parents (P4 & P6) had concerns with regards to diapering. P4 stated their child is potty-trained now, but when their child was in diapers, they would find fecal matter after they had been changed. P4 shared their child has had a lot of diaper rashes. P6 stated they had picked up their child and found the staff didn’t wipe them properly. All other parents interviewed stated they had no other concerns regarding diapering and appreciated the center’s support with potty-training. All parents except for P4 indicated that they are notified of diaper changes throughout the day and the notification includes whether their child has a wet or BM diaper in addition to whether diaper rash cream is applied.
On 11/18/25 LPA received documentation regarding a timeline of events from the reporting party. LPA received documentation from the Licensee communicating to C1’s representatives that C1 had a history of putting various items in their mouth including kinetic sand, toys and foam. LPA received photos of C1 putting various items in their mouth. LPA received documentation of C1’s diaper changes as well as conversations regarding C1’s diaper rash and steps the facility took to resolve the issue. LPA reviewed copies of the employee’s schedule and children attending during the incident and was able to determine the facility was operating within licensed capacity and ratio requirements.
Based on interviews and document review it cannot be determined if there was a lack of supervision resulting in child eating hazardous items and if staff are not meeting day care child’s diapering needs. Although the allegation may have happened or is valid, there is not a preponderance of the evidence to prove that the alleged violation occurred, and the findings are unsubstantiated.
Exit interview conducted and report was reviewed with the licensee Michelle Nitzen. Appeal rights were provided.
A notice of site visit was given and must remain posted for 30 days. Failure to comply with posting requirements shall result in an immediate civil penalty of $100.
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