Onesky Wiltse Childcare Center

Observation. Two educator certificates are not posted in a prominent place in the facility. Failure to post educator's certificates limits families being able to readily confirm that educators and assistants working with the children have the required certification. Submit to licensing by September 17, 2026, evidence the educator's certificates have been posted.

Observation. Radon results are not submitted to licensing. Unknown radon gas levels increase risk to children. Submit results from a long term test for radon to licensing by February 1, 2027.

Observation. The minor incident log books are incomplete. The minor incident log books do not consistently indicate when and how the parent was notified of the incident. Incomplete minor incident log book entries make it difficult to determine what happened, what action was taken, and whether parents were informed. Submit to licensing by September 17, 2026, a plan of action that outlines how the log book entries will include how and when the parent was notified about the incident.

Observation. A can of shaving cream and sunscreen that are labeled keep out of reach of children are accessible to children. Children having access to products labeled keep out of reach of children, may expose children to a substance that may be hazardous to their health and safety or through ingestion and contact with eyes and skin. Submit to licensing by September 17, 2026, a plan that outlines how you will ensure children do not have access to potentially hazardous products.

Observation. The managers name was not posted in a prominent place in the facility. This was resolved during the inspection.

Observation. The facilities minor incident log books were reviewed during the inspection. The log books did not contain information regarding how or when the parent was notified of illness or injury. A licensee must immediately notify a parent or emergency contact if a child becomes ill or injured while in care. Submit to licensing by July 17, 2025, a plan that details how staff will ensure a written record is kept of notifying parents of illness and injuries. One child file did not contain a consent to release the child to someone other than the parent in case of accident, illness, or other emergency if the parent cannot immediately be reached. An incomplete child file may put the child at risk in an emergency situation. Submit to licensing by July 17, 2025, evidence the missing information has been collected. A review of the facilities daily play space inspections was conducted. The play space inspections were found to be incomplete in the Group Child Care (30 Months to School Age) program. Incomplete play space inspections may increase risk to children. Submit to licensing by July 17, 2025, a plan that addresses how staff will ensure the play space inspections are conducted and recorded consistently.