Growing Tykes Child Care (5150 Dundas Street West)

The licensee has not ensured that a drug or medication is administered to a child only from the original container clearly labelled with the child’s name, the name of the drug or medication, the dosage, the date of purchase and expiration, if applicable, and instructions for storage and administration.

The licensee has not kept all drugs and medications in a locked container.

The licensee has not stored items listed under ss.40(3) as non-medication in accordance with the instructions on the label and/or the container or package was not clearly labelled with the child's name and the name of the item.

Not every child has been supervised by an adult at all times.

Not every child has been supervised by an adult at all times.

The licensee has not implemented the written procedures for the administration of medications.

The licensee has not made all drugs and medications inaccessible to children at all times.

Objections to the immunization of a child or a medical practitioner's medical reasons as to why the child should not be immunized have not been submitted in a form approved by the Minister.

The licensee has not stored items listed under ss.40(3) as non-medication in accordance with the instructions on the label and/or the container or package was not clearly labelled with the child's name and the name of the item.

The licensee has not notified a parent when an incident affecting the health, safety or well-being of a child occurs.

The licensee has not implemented the policies and procedures with respect to serious occurrences.

The licensee has not implemented the policies and procedures with respect to sleep.

The licensee has not arranged the program so that each child in a toddler and/or preschool group has a rest period not exceeding two hours in length.

Not every employee who may be counted for the purposes of meeting the required ratios has a valid certification in first aid, including infant and child CPR, issued by a WSIB-approved training course.

An employee has not periodically performed a direct visual check of each sleeping child in a licensed infant or toddler age group, or a child in a licensed family age group who is younger than 24 months as required.

The licensee has not implemented the policies and procedures with respect to sleep.

The licensee has not maintained a daily written record that includes a summary of any incident affecting the health, safety or well-being of any child.

Not every child has been supervised by an adult at all times.

An employee has not periodically performed a direct visual check of each sleeping child in a licensed infant or toddler age group, or a child in a licensed family age group who is younger than 24 months as required.

The licensee has not developed an up-to-date individualized support plan for each child with special needs.

The licensee has not obtained an offence declaration or attestation for a person who provides child care or other services to a child every year as required under the regulation.

A fire drill has not been conducted at least once a month as required.

The licensee has not employed a qualified supervisor.

The licensee has not implemented the policies and procedures with respect to sleep.