Sohail Hina

Room arrangement, child-related displays, private space, and belongings · WAC 110-300-0140(5) · Long Term

The licensor observed that the individual storage spaces intended for children’s personal belongings were being used to store learning materials in the bins. The licensor suggested that each child should have a designated space for storing their personal items, such as jackets, bags, or comfort items. Learning materials should be stored separately to maintain organization and ensure children’s belongings remain clean and accessible. Completed Date Disputed Date Disputed Short 110-300-0145(1) Term

Safety requirements · WAC 110-300-0165(2)(b) · Serious

The licensor observed four blinds with looping cords in rooms accessible to children, which present a potential safety hazard.The licensor suggested securing or replacing the blinds with cordless options, or installing cord safety devices such as cleats or tensioners. Properly securing window cords helps prevent potential strangulation hazards and ensures compliance with child safety standards. Completed Date Disputed Date Disputed

Safety requirements · WAC 110-300-0165(2)(d) · Serious

The licensor observed that plastic poop bags for the household cat were stored in a drawer accessible to children. The licensor suggested relocating the plastic bags to a secure location out of children’s reach to prevent potential choking or suffocation hazards. It is important to store such items safely to ensure a child-safe environment. Completed Date Disputed Date Disputed

First-aid—CPR certification and supplies · WAC 110-300-0230(3) · Long Term

The Licensor observed that the first aid supplies were incomplete. Missing items included: small scissors, tweezers, adhesive tape, CPR masks for both infant and adult, and emergency manual. Additionally, the first aid kit was not readily accessible to ensure a prompt and effective response to minor injuries. Ms. Hina retrieved another first aid kit from a different area of the home. The licensor explained that in the event of a medical emergency, the first aid kit must contain all necessary components and be readily accessible in one location. Having to search for missing items could delay immediate medical attention, potentially compromising the safety of the children. Completed Date Disputed Date Disputed

Storage of hazardous and maintenance supplies · WAC 110-300-0260(1)(a) · Serious

The Licensor observed that the kitchen cabinet below the sink stored cleaning products, including dish soap and disinfectants, which were accessible to children. Risk Verified WAC/RCW Level Corrected On Site Completed Date Disputed Date Disputed

Postings · WAC 110-300-0505(1)(2) · Long Term

The licensor observed that emergency contact numbers were posted in a visible location for use in the event of an emergency. However, cross street information and directions were not displayed. Medication information was also not posted.