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32 | It was reported that licensee makes the children cry by yelling at them and calling an older child a “crybaby", or licensee sharply tells the child, “hurry up!”.
During interviews with pertinent parties, it was disclosed that the licensee called a child a “crybaby” for crying in the daycare during daycare hours. It was also disclosed that a child felt uncomfortable for using the restroom multiple times due to being given apple juice and water. Additionally, interviews also disclosed a different child calling themselves a “bad boy” due to hearing it at the facility.
LPA interviewed multiple pertinent parties, which disclosed that the daycare is pleasant, and there have never been any complaints, nor negative or drastic change in behaviors from any of the other daycare children. Licensee denied the allegations and indicated that she would never call a child names or hit a child. Licensee did admit to telling children they cannot use the restroom multiple times in a row, because she noticed they like to play with the foam from the soap. Licensee stated that they do not use the restroom, rather just wash their hands for a long period of time. Licensee stated she will ask the child if they actually have to use the restroom or if they just want to go to play. Licensee also added that she adores all her daycare children and could not believe someone would think she could do something like that.
Based on information obtained during this investigation through interviews conducted, the review of pertinent documentation, and after receiving conflicting information, the above allegations are UNSUBSTANTIATED. A finding that the allegation is unsubstantiated means that although the allegation may have happened or is valid, there is not a preponderance of evidence to prove that the allegation occurred.
An exit interview was conducted with the Licensee, Lorena Luna. Appeal Rights were discussed and issued, and a copy of this report was provided. LPA also provided and discussed the Children's Personal Rights Regulations with licensee and printed a Notice of Site visit. Upon receipt of this report, the Notice of Site Visit shall be posted for 30 consecutive days. Failure to maintain posting as required, will result in an immediate $100 civil penalty.
A copy of this report must be made available upon request for the next three years.
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