BEAR BUDDIES CHILD DEV CTR

Naps Or Rest Periods - Sleeping Surfaces - Children Under 1 (251.07(4)(c))

Two children under one year of age were observed asleep on cots that contained a blanket during the monitoring visit. Cots and blankets are not to be used for children under one year of age. Rule 251.07(4)(c) (View official inspection document). Source: Wisconsin DCF Child Care Finder (childcarefinder.wisconsin.gov).

Medication Administration - Parent Authorization (251.07(6)(f)1.a.)

The parent authorization form for prescription medication must include start and end dates for the length of the authorization that do not exceed the time specified on the label of the medication. In the Panda room, one child's written authorization for medication that was on the premises was missing start and end dates for the length of the authorization. Rule 251.07(6)(f)1.a. (View official inspection document). Source: Wisconsin DCF Child Care Finder (childcarefinder.wisconsin.gov).

Access To Materials Potentially Harmful To Children (251.06(2)(d))

A 1-year-old child was able to access a nicotine vape that had fallen out of a teacher's pocket. The 1-year-old child picked it up and placed it in his mouth and believed to have ingested nicotine from the vape. Rule 251.06(2)(d) (View official inspection document). Source: Wisconsin DCF Child Care Finder (childcarefinder.wisconsin.gov).

Access To Materials Potentially Harmful To Children (251.06(2)(d))

Per rule, medication shall be stored so that it is not accessible to children. A bottle of pain-reliever and a prescribed medication was observed during the monitoring visit in a cabinet in the classroom that was not locked which is accessible to children. Rule 251.06(2)(d) (View official inspection document). Source: Wisconsin DCF Child Care Finder (childcarefinder.wisconsin.gov).