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give me some ideas how the snerio below dentify four of the “Eight Principles of Excellent Investigation (Jones & Pettigrew, 2021, as an investigator. Family Child Care – Operating Without a License Intake Licensing receives a call from a Child Care Resource and Referral (CCR&R) staff member. The staff member reports she has been told by a parent using this family child care – Somerset House, that up to 10 children are being cared for in the basement of the home at 2400 Franklin Road. The care provider, Marigold Flower is registered with CCR&R and has told the CCR&R she provides care in the upstairs of the home and the basement is rented out to tenants. Child Care Resource and Referral (CCR&R) staff visited 2 months ago and 2 children were being cared for in the upstairs of the home. Child Care Resource and Referral (CCR&R) staff member requests the source of the complaint to remain anonymous. File Review Marigold Flower operated a licensed FCC for 7 children at 2400 Franklin Road for 2 years. She surrendered her license 1 year ago. During the 2 years of operation, Community Care Facility Licensing (CCFL) received one complaint about too many children in care – sometimes 9 children were in care. Complaint was substantiated and Ms. Flower came into compliance with the Child Care Licensing Regulations (CCLR). Ms. Flower holds an Early Childhood Educators (ECE) license to practice. Inspection of the alleged facility • Two LO’s visited the facility • The following was noted about the outside of the facility: o A triple stroller and single stroller were outside the basement door o A first aid kit was in the triple stroller o 3 “ride ’em” toys and 2 balls were in the yard • The blinds were drawn and the LO’s could hear children’s voices • LO knocked on the basement door and it was opened by a young woman. • The LO introduced herself and the other LO, showed identification and provided business cards. • The young woman identified herself as Tiffany Diamond. • LO asked if Marigold Flower was home and Ms. Diamond told the LO Ms. Flower was away on vacation and she was looking after the children. • The LO explains a complaint has been received, explains their role and asks if they could come inside to discuss this further. 2 • The other LO is looking inside and observes: 7 children, 3 of whom appear to be under 2 years of age, a schedule of the day posted on the far wall, a row of 5 cubbies and a child height table with lunch kits set out. • Ms. Diamond opens the door wide and tells the LO’s they can come in • Once inside the LO’s noted the following: • 10 children were present • Some of the children were dancing, others were playing with plastic animals and cars and the others were watching TV- Sesame Street. • No immediate hazards were identified. • Ms. Flower’s license to practice was posted on the wall • Ms. Flower’s expired first aid certificate was posted • A copy of the surrendered Family Child Care license was posted • Ms. Diamond explained she was helping Ms. Flower out as she doesn’t have any work at the moment. • Ms. Flower will back from vacation tomorrow. Another young woman came in to the room. Ms. Diamond introduced her as Lola Black and says she’s helping too. • Ms. Diamond tells the LO that Ms. Flower will have been away for a week. • Most days only 6 children come. • Ms. Diamond doesn’t hold a current first aid certificate and has never taken a first aid course. • Ms. Diamond helped Ms. Flower out on previous occasions and typically 6 children were present. • M. Diamond first helped Ms. Flower about a year ago. • Ms. Diamond thought Ms. Flower had a FCC license. • When asked, Ms. Diamond showed the LO registration forms and emergency consent cards. • There were 10 forms and Ms. Diamond “matched” each form to a child. • Ages of children in care: 3 one year olds, 2 two year olds, 4 three year olds and 1 four year old. • Attendance forms for the past month showed 10 children in attendance on 4 days, 6 children in attendance on 12 days and 5 children in attendance on 4 days. • Ms. Diamond didn’t know if any of the children were on subsidy (authorizations). • The LO’s asked to see the rest of the house and Ms. Diamond showed them the rest of the basement. She said she didn’t have the keys to the door going upstairs. There was no evidence of additional children in the other basement rooms. • A parent arrived to pick up 2 children and asked the LO why she was there. The LO explained and the parent said she thought Ms. Flower was a licensed care provider. The parent also said she has no other care and she likes Ms. Flower.
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