Description: Little Blessings is a Licensed Home in VINCENNES IN, with a maximum capacity of 16 children. The home-based daycare service helps with children in the age range of Infant-Twelve. The provider does not participate in a subsidized child care program.
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| Inspection Type/Date | Action needed to correct issue | Date Resolved |
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| Licensing 2019-12-05 |
The caregiver shall maintain and make available verification of the following: Annual Mantoux tuberculin test or chest x-ray for direct child care providers and all family members over eighteen (18) years of age | 2019-12-20 |
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Type of correction needed:
470 IAC 3-1.1-28.5(c)(1) Spouse's TB due |
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| Licensing 2019-12-05 |
The licensee shall maintain the following documentation in the child care home for review by the COFC: Documentation of certification of a current first aid course, training in Universal Precautions, and annual CPR certification by direct child care providers | 2019-12-20 |
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Type of correction needed:
470 IAC 3-1.1-32(a)(5) CPR is due |
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| Licensing 2018-10-15 |
Within thirty (30) days of a childs admission, the licensee shall receive a written statement from the childs parent or legal guardian signed by a physician or a certified nurse practitioner which states the following: That the child can participate in the child care homes activities | 2018-10-29 |
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Type of correction needed:
470 IAC 3-1.1-37(b)(1) Children's physical forms missing |
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| Licensing 2018-10-15 |
The maximum capacity in a Class I child care home shall be twelve (12) children at any one (1) time plus three (3) children during the school year who are enrolled in at least Grade 1. The addition of three (3) school age children may not occur during a break in the school year that exceeds four (4) weeks | 2018-10-16 |
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Type of correction needed:
470 IAC 3-1.1-36.5(a) 19 children present on date of visit |
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| Licensing 2018-10-15 |
The caregiver shall maintain and make available verification of the following: Annual Mantoux tuberculin test or chest x-ray for direct child care providers and all family members over eighteen (18) years of age | 2018-12-27 |
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Type of correction needed:
470 IAC 3-1.1-28.5(c)(1) TB expired for applicant and staff |
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I have a child that had attended Little Blessings from roughly 7/2020-11/2022 and another child from roughly 7/2022-11/2022. No issues until a city-worker witnessed one of the providers spank another child while outside. When asked if they spank, both providers said no. When what was seen was brought to light, both providers backtracked saying they “bop.” I asked for clarification. The spank was obvious abuse. The “bop” was a light touch, per demonstration. I told the providers I was not aware that was being performed to my children and asked it not be done. The main provider burst into tears stating she would not be accused of hurting the children and left the room. I did attempt to speak with the main provider on two separate occasions regarding the incident. The first attempt went well, in fact I thought everything was resolved. Then at 2:30 AM, the other provider sent me a “how dare you” message where she admitted, in writing, they do indeed put hands on the kids. However hard, there was no discussion of contact in the contract nor was it made aware to the parents. The second attempt to speak with the main provider included her husband as a mediator, and she claimed I burst into her home yelling, cussing, and accusing her of abusing the children. We no longer attend Little Blessings. Since leaving, I have received two hateful messages—one from the main provider and one from the other provider’s daughter. According to in.gov, Little Blessings received a citation for not reporting a police charge she received on a weekend off. The main provider’s text blamed me for her citation. I do not recommend sending your children to Little Blessings. As a parent, you should be able to question your children’s provider(s) and receive reassuring feedback, not defensive backlash.