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32 | The staff interviews revealed and confirmed, C1 was in the play yard when the incident occurred. According to S1 and S2, and through name to face recognition document there were no more than 6 toddlers being supervised by S1 and S2. Also S1 and S2 confirmed C1 was on a obstacle course made up of wooden logs. C1 lost coordination a few times and fell. And in one of the moments when C1 fell, C1’s forehead impacted a wooden log. LPA confirmed Director contacted firs responders and the paramedics arrived to transport C1 to Ventura County Hospital.
LPA conducted a file review for incident reports in the last 12 months. There are no other incidents regarding play structure/ obstacle courses that were self reported to CCLD in the aforementioned time frame.
The parent interview revealed, that parent was contacted by the Director. However, due to a language barrier, the parent could not fully understand what had occurred. The parent also stated, parent met with S3 the day of the incident, S3 was able to show pictures of the obstacle course to parent . The parent mentioned that the obstacle course appeared to be made up of wooden logs. The parent continued to express concerns, stating that the particular obstacle course C1 was interacting with (the wooden logs) did not seem age-appropriate.
On 12/04/2024, LPA asked the director in person during a facility visit if the director could provide an instruction manual for the obstacle course. The Director stated that she would try to obtain the manufacturer's instructions and email them to LPA. Furthermore, LPA received manufacturer instructions via email on 01/17/2025. The manufacturer instructions do not include the wooden logs LPA observed and photo graphed on 12/04/2024. Continued On LIC812-C
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