Martha O'Bryan Early Learning Center

NASHVILLE, TNDHS Child Care — Child CareLicensed

3.7based on state inspection data
Capacity188
Est. price$626/mo

Contact information

Address711 S 7th St, NASHVILLE, TN, 37206

CityNASHVILLE, TN 37206

CountyDavidson

Phone(615) 760-4013

Operating details

Capacity188

License dateOctober 1, 2025

Compliance snapshot

Last inspection: 1/12/2026 · Counts cover the full published inspection history; search results show the past 2 years.

  • High10
  • Medium-High3
  • Medium4
  • Medium-Low5
  • Low0

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711 S 7th St, NASHVILLE, TN, 37206, NASHVILLE, TN 37206

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  1. This facility has supervision-related findings on its state record - ask specifically how ratios are maintained during transitions, outdoor play, and nap time
  2. Ask what changed after their most recent supervision citation and how compliance is monitored now
  3. This facility has health or sanitation findings on its state record - ask about their current cleaning, diapering, and handwashing procedures
  4. This facility has safety-related findings on its state record - ask how the cited hazards were corrected and when emergency drills were last run

Violation summary

Last 2 years · Last inspection: 1/12/2026

  • High7
  • Medium-High3
  • Medium3
  • Medium-Low4
  • Low0

2026

  1. High riskStandard 12401/12/2026

    1240-04-01-.11 Supervision

    During a safety plan visit LC observed 2 classrooms combined at naptime. The ages of the children were 29m-4years. Ratios for children six (6) weeks through thirty (30) months shall be maintained at naptime. — Visit: Safety Plan Monitoring — Action taken: Since the violation occurred, the nap time ratio mistake was corrected and combining the two age groups has not taken place since that time. The licensing rule was fully explained to the Interim Assistant Director and also reviewed and shared with staff. All ratio charts were checked to ensure that the November 2025 version was the version posted in all classrooms (they were correct). This ratio will be intentionally focused on during onboarding new staff during orientation to ensure that we all acknowledge and understand this rule.

    Corrected at inspection

2025

  1. Medium-Low riskStandard 12409/5/2025

    1240-04-01-.09 Incident Reporting

    During a follow up visit a parent came in upset that there was not a report about the bruise and scratches on the child's right arm. — Visit: Safety Plan Monitoring,Follow-up visit,Technical Assistance — Action taken: Incident report was filled out and given to parent. CCR&R will be conducting training in the are of incident reporting and health and safety the importance of well child checks upon entry of the classroom.

    Corrected at inspection
  2. High riskStandard 12409/5/2025

    1240-04-01-.11 Supervision

    During a follow up it was witnessed by FS Smith that breakfast had been served to the children and the educator was in the storage closet gathering materials for breakfast. FS Smith gave strong TA about mealtime supervision. — Visit: Safety Plan Monitoring,Follow-up visit,Technical Assistance — Action taken: CCR&R has been scheduled to conduct trainings in supervision specifically in meal time supervision. Educator was given TA and the issue was resolved at time of visit.

    Corrected at inspection
  3. Medium-Low riskStandard 12409/5/2025

    1240-04-01-.08 Record Keeping

    During a follow up visit children's file were not ready availble for TDHS to review. Access has not been granted to the interim director. — Visit: Safety Plan Monitoring,Follow-up visit,Technical Assistance — Action taken: TA was given to interim director and a plan is in place to make sure the interim director and TDHS has access to all staff and children's files. CCR&R will slao be conducting trainings with admin. focusing on managment responsiblites.

    Corrected at inspection
  4. High riskStandard 719/3/2025

    71-3-508. Inspection of Entities Providing Child Care

    During a complaint investigation while LC was conducting investigation, there were several incidents where subs from Uriah were being left alone with children. The safety plan states that there shall be a Martha O'Bryan educator always present. — Visit: Complaint Investigation,Technical Assistance — Action taken: TA was given to the interim director about the importance of following the current safety plan.

    Corrected at inspection
  5. Medium-Low riskStandard 12409/3/2025

    1240-04-01-.09 Incident Reporting

    During a complaint investigation it was discovered that parents have made threaths to employees on several occasssions and this was not reported to TDHS as an incident. — Visit: Complaint Investigation,Technical Assistance — Action taken: CCR&R will be conducting training on incident reporting.

    Corrected at inspection
  6. High riskStandard 12409/3/2025

    1240-04-01-.22 Specific Requirements for Child Care Centers

    During a complaint investigation it was discovered that educators have been out of ratio for periods of times, mainly in the mornings. — Visit: Complaint Investigation,Technical Assistance — Action taken: There wil be hourly checks for ratio. Licensing will conduct a training on ratio and grouping with entire staff and adminstration.

    Corrected at inspection
  7. Medium-High riskStandard 12409/3/2025

    1240-04-01-.18 Emergency Preparedness

    During a complaint investigation it was discovered that protocol in the Emergency Prepardness Plan has not been followed when threats have been made on educators and the center. — Visit: Complaint Investigation,Technical Assistance — Action taken: CCR&R will conduct a training going over the importance of the Emergency Prepardness plan. There will be a review of the current EPP.

    Corrected at inspection
  8. High riskStandard 12409/3/2025

    1240-04-01-.11 Supervision

    During a complaint investigation it was observed that children came in from the playground and name to face was not conducted on the playground nor in the classroom. — Visit: Complaint Investigation,Technical Assistance — Action taken: TA was given immediately. CCR&R will be conducted training with all staff on supervision during transition times and proper name to face.

    Corrected at inspection
  9. Medium riskStandard 12409/3/2025

    1240-04-01-.06 Staff

    During a complaint investigation it was discovered that an educator was in a classroom without the mandatory training. Educator was pulled from classroom. — Visit: Complaint Investigation,Technical Assistance — Action taken: The educator was removed from the classroom immediately and was given the opportunity to complete the mandatory training. TA was given to the interim director and support staff. CCR&R will also be conducting trainings for managment responsiblities.

    Corrected at inspection
  10. Medium-High riskStandard 12407/31/2025

    1240-04-01-.12 Health and Safety

    During a complaint investigation. LC was informed that a 2.5 year old had ingested essential oil. This bottle is labeled keep out of reach of children. — Visit: Complaint Investigation,Technical Assistance — Action taken: TAM referral for health and safety for CCR&R to come and do on going coaching in the classroom. All diffusers and essential oils have been removed from the classroom.

    Corrected at inspection
  11. High riskStandard 12407/31/2025

    1240-04-01-.22 Specific Requirements for Child Care Centers

    During an unannounced investigation the LC observed children being shuffled in classrooms to maintain ratio outside of the 1 hr. window of the opening of operation. — Visit: Complaint Investigation,Technical Assistance — Action taken: TAM referral for CCR& R to do trainings. Each classroom now has assigned educators. New hires will be trianed before being left alone in a classroom without a lead Martha O'Bryan educator.

    Corrected at inspection
  12. High riskStandard 12407/31/2025

    1240-04-01-.11 Supervision

    During a complaint investigation LC was notified that two children 2.5 years of age had gotten into the essential oils. One had ingested the oil and the other contaminated his hands, face and eyes. One educator was performing diaper changes and the other was with other children. The children had entered an area where children should not have access. — Visit: Complaint Investigation,Technical Assistance — Action taken: TAM referral was put in and CCR&R will be conducting trainings and ongoing coaching. Administrative will be conducted weekly checks for " keep out of reach children" items in the classroom. All of the diffusers and essential ils have been removed from all the classrooms

    Corrected at inspection
  13. Medium riskStandard 12407/24/2025

    1240-04-01-.13 Food and Food Service

    During QRIS monitoring LC witness educator place snack garnola, yogurt and water on the table and then take children outside . Snack was placed on the table at 2:24pm. Children returned back to have snack at — Visit: QRIS Monitoring visit,Complaint Investigation,Technical Assistance — Action taken: The educator was retrained by our kitchen staff and management on the proper techniques and times that food can be set out for. Also, CCR&R will train on food and food services and continued support.

    Corrected at inspection
  14. Medium-Low riskStandard 12407/24/2025

    1240-04-01-.09 Incident Reporting

    During complaint investigation and QRIS it was discovered that incidents have not been reported to parents no later than the close of business day. — Visit: QRIS Monitoring visit,Complaint Investigation,Technical Assistance — Action taken: Staff has been re-trained on how to properly record any incident, including but not limited to the child that was hurt but also the child that caused the incident. Also, CCR&R will be conducting on going training, coaching, and support in the area of incident reporting

    Corrected at inspection
  15. Medium-High riskStandard 12407/24/2025

    1240-04-01-.15 Program Language and Literacy Development

    During complaint investigation it was determined that there is a discipline issues causing children to be injured. Educator is not using proper techniques to intervene in the situation. — Visit: QRIS Monitoring visit,Complaint Investigation,Technical Assistance — Action taken: Staff member has been spoken to about intervening earlier to prevent or to stop the actions that are causing children to get hurt. Management will be doing daily observations to ensure this taking place. CCR&R will conduct training on classroom managment and behvioral managment.

    Corrected at inspection

2024

  1. Medium riskStandard 124012/2/2024

    1240-04-01-.15 Program Language and Literacy Development

    During serious incident investigation it was determined that an educator phycially disciplined a child and it was witnessed by two educators. — Visit: Incident or Injury Investigation — Action taken: Staff memeber was terminated and other staff was reviewed on policy form MOB and TDHS on proper discipline procedures

    Corrected at inspection

Safety & Compliance Analysis

This daycare has multiple recorded violations. Review the details to make an informed decision.

22Total Violations
0Recent Violations
(Past 6 Months)

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Estimated monthly cost

$626/month

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Typical prices in Tennessee run about $858/month for infant care at a center (federal median)see daycare costs in Tennessee by age group.

About this daycare

  • Location: NASHVILLE, Davidson County
  • Capacity: 188
  • Type: DHS Child Care — Child Care
  • Years in operation: 1

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