Rosario, Zoila

2025

1. High riskStandard 7.0411/6/2025

   7.04(04)(a)(01), 7.04(04)(a)(02) — Administration

   The attendance was missing the educator’s grandchild as well as the times the children leave. Corrective action: Moving forward I'll make sure to all have all parents sign the attendance book and input the time of departure. Also, I'll start recording my grandchild attendance to the program.. Regulation: daily attendance records indicating each child’s attendance, including arrival and departure times;, a method of knowing exactly who is present on the premises at any given point in the day. Cited during: Renewal - Full Review Visit. Source: MA EEC child care provider record (childcare.mass.gov).

   Corrected 11/17/2025
2. High riskStandard 7.0611/6/2025

   7.06(01)(b)(14) — Curriculum and Activities

   Younger children were sitting in high chairs strapped in while the older ones Wes doing a turkey activity. Three were moved to the floor after I arrived. One remained in the high chair with no activity. Corrective action: While doing activities I'll ensure to have younger children in highchairs with activities no longer than 15 mins.. Regulation: in programs serving infants and toddlers, opportunities for infants and toddlers to move freely and achieve mastery of their bodies through self-initiated movement, including multiple opportunities to practice emerging skills in coordination, movement, balance, and perceptual-motor integration. Cited during: Renewal - Full Review Visit. Source: MA EEC child care provider record (childcare.mass.gov).

   Corrected 11/17/2025
3. High riskStandard 7.1011/6/2025

   7.10(05)(a), 7.11(13)(e) — Routine & Activities

   Sheet is too big for infant. Corrective action: I have bought new fitted infant sheets for all cribs.. Regulation: Children younger than six months of age at the time of enrollment must be under direct visual supervision at all times, including while napping, during the first six weeks they are in care., Programs serving infants must: Cited during: Renewal - Full Review Visit. Source: MA EEC child care provider record (childcare.mass.gov).

   Corrected 11/17/2025
4. High riskStandard 7.031/8/2025

   7.03(02) — Administration

   There were eleven children in care. The extra child was [redacted]. Educator asked the assistant to take the child upstairs to call the parents, leaving her alone with ten children. Corrective action: On Wednesday 01/08/2025, [redacted] had an emergency in the [redacted] and asked me if I could watch [redacted] for 15 minutes while he submitted the paperwork. My assistant called him and told him he needed to pick her up as soon as possible. [redacted] wasn't at my home longer than 10 mins. Moving forward I will not accepting any children if I'm over my license number. I spoke with [redacted] informing them that they needed to find an alternative backup in case of any future emergency's.. Regulation: Licensed Capacity. Programs will be licensed for the maximum number of children who may be in the care of educators at any one time, taking into consideration the size and layout of the physical facility, the number and qualifications of educators, the equipment and resources available to the children, the individual needs and characteristics of the children served, and the building certificate capacity, if applicable. At no time shall a program admit, supervise or provide care for more than the maximum number of children indicated on the license. Cited during: Monitoring Visit. Source: MA EEC child care provider record (childcare.mass.gov).

   Corrected 1/21/2025
5. Medium-High riskStandard 7.071/8/2025

   7.07(13), 7.07(13)(g), 7.11(02)(e) — Physical Space (Indoor & Outdoor)

   The laundry closet is not locked leaving laundry materials within reach of the children. The door to the stairs does not stay closed allowing the children access to the stairs. Corrective action: I purchased a new lock for both the laundry room door and the door entering the childcare downstairs. It was replaced Friday 01/17/2025.. Regulation: Safety Requirements for Equipment, Materials and Furnishings. The licensee must only use indoor and outdoor equipment, materials, furnishings, toys, and games that are appropriate to the ages, needs and developmental level of the children enrolled. They must be sturdy, safely constructed and installed, non-tippable, flame retardant, easily cleaned, and free from lead paint, protruding nails, rust, and other hazards that may be dangerous to children., Educators must ensure that all hazardous objects, including but not limited to matches, lighters, toxic materials, sharp objects, plastic bags and purses are locked or inaccessible to children., Unless otherwise specified in a child’s individual health care plan, the educator must store all medications out of the reach of children and under proper conditions for sanitation, preservation, security and safety during the time the children are in care and during the transportation of children. Cited during: Monitoring Visit. Source: MA EEC child care provider record (childcare.mass.gov).

   Corrected 1/21/2025