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LITTLE KID'S SWAGG LEARNING CENTER, LLC TOO

Licensed Child Care Center · License #DE-1364539

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Delaware's per-visit inspection history, in plain English: each licensing visit on the state record with the regulations cited, plus any complaint or enforcement action. It may lag the official record linked above.

• Complaint — substantiatedOCCL Standards Complaint (2026-02-17): Substantiated2026-02-17

  The Office of Child Care Licensing received three complaints regarding unqualified staff alone with children, improper staff-to-child ratio, staff not having CPR/First Aid, lack of security procedures, and meal pattern requirements. The investigation began on January 13, 2026, and concluded on January 23, 2026. This complaint is substantiated for unqualified staff alone with children, improper staff-to-child ratio, staff not having CPR/First Aid, and lack of security procedures based on observations and documentation reviewed. There is no evidence to substantiate the allegation of not following meal pattern requirements because during the visit, staff and children were eating the meal on t…

• Complaint — substantiatedOCCL Standards Complaint (2026-02-13): Substantiated2026-02-13

  The Office of Child Care Licensing received a complaint on January 16, 2026, regarding a lack of positive behavior supports. An investigation was conducted on January 21, 2026. This complaint is substantiated because staff and children stated that Staff #1 and Staff #3 have told children when they have asked for support to figure it out themselves rather than providing appropriate adult guidance, supervision, or intervention.

• Complaint — substantiatedOCCL Standards Complaint (2026-01-21): Substantiated2026-01-21

  The Office of Child Care Licensing received a complaint on December 3, 2025, regarding improper staff-to-child ratio and lack of supervision. The investigation began on December 10, 2025, and concluded on December 16, 2025. The allegation of improper staff-to-child ratio is substantiated because upon arrival, there were 18 school-age children with one staff member. Also, according to attendance records, the facility did not follow proper staff-to-child ratio on December 2, 2025, from about 6:30 am until 8:00 am. The allegation of a lack of supervision is substantiated because during the visit the specialist observed on two occasions that a school-aged child moved around the facility alone…

• Complaint investigationOCCL Standards Complaint (2025-03-24): No Evidence to Substantiate2025-03-24

  The Office of Child Care Licensing received a complaint on February 19, 2025, regarding not following accident/injury procedures and the administrator not being present. An investigation began on February 21, 2025, and concluded on February 24, 2025. There is no evidence to substantiate the allegation of not following accident injury procedures because staff stated the parent refused to sign the accident/injury report when it was presented, which was documented on the report. There is no evidence to substantiate an administrator not being present the required amount of hours because the facility has three administrators and reviewed schedules show compliance with the regulation.

• Complaint — substantiatedOCCL Standards Complaint (2024-11-27): Substantiated2024-11-27

  On October 29, 2024, the Office of Child Care Licensing (OCCL) received a complaint regarding release of a child and termination policy. An investigation was conducted on October 30, 2024. This complaint is substantiated for non-release of a child because Parent #1 was on the child information card, and the child was not released to Parent #1. Owner #1 was being cautious in not releasing Child #1 because Owner #1 believed a court order existed for no contact but was not aware of specifics in the order; Owner #1 contacted law enforcement for assistance in resolving the issue. However, without the presence of the actual court order informing Owner #1 of the specific terms of the no-contact o…

• Complaint investigationOCCL Standards Complaint (2024-07-29): No Evidence to Substantiate with Concern2024-07-29

  On June 25, 2024, the Office of Child Care Licensing (OCCL) received a complaint regarding the owner using improper communication in front of the children. An investigation was conducted on July 17, 2024. There is no evidence to substantiate the complaint because the staff and children interviewed stated the owner did not use improper communication towards Staff #2; however, Staff #2 used improper communication in front of the children. There were several additional concerns noted. Multiple children stated Staff #2 hit them and other children with Staff #2 s hands and objects. The owner was informed by a parent of the allegations of Staff #2 hitting children, but this was not reported t…

• Complaint investigationOCCL Standards Complaint (2024-07-01): No Evidence to Substantiate2024-07-01

  On June 25, 2024, the Office of Child Care Licensing received a complaint regarding not enough staff present, improper staff-to-child ratio, improper discipline, and not keeping the center clean. An investigation was conducted on June 26, 2024. There is no evidence to substantiate the allegations of not having enough staff and improper staff-to-child ratio because each classroom had the proper staff, and three additional staff were in the building available to help or answer the door. There is no evidence to substantiate the allegation of improper discipline because during the visit all staff were appropriately engaged with the children. There is no evidence to substantiate the allegation…

• Complaint — substantiatedOCCL Standards Complaint (2024-04-30): Substantiated2024-04-30

  On April 11, 2024, the Office of Child Care Licensing (OCCL) received a complaint regarding a lack of supervision. An investigation was conducted on April 11, 2024. The complaint is substantiated because Staff #4 stated she did leave the classroom, leaving children with no supervision, to get a child a cup of water from the kitchen. Additional concerns noted during the visit were the classrooms did not have water accessible to the children, the one-year-old to two-year-old classroom was over ratio with eight children and one staff from 8:50 a.m. until naptime, and the infant attendance record was not accurate. Non-compliance Cited: Reg #27 Ensure children are directly supervised at all …

• Complaint investigationOCCL Standards Complaint (2024-04-03): No Evidence to Substantiate2024-04-03

  On March 5, 2024, the Office of Child Care Licensing (OCCL) received a complaint regarding meals and snacks, staff not providing truthful information, diapering procedures, staff engaging in personal activities, and lack of positive behavior supports. An investigation was conducted on March 11, 2024. There is no evidence to substantiate the complaint for meals and snacks because all staff stated Child #1 was offered the food from home and from the center, and Child #1 consumed what he wanted. There is no evidence to substantiate the allegation of staff not providing truthful information because the staff stated they do not recall a specific report. There is no evidence to substantiate the al…

• Complaint — substantiatedOCCL Standards Complaint (2022-12-07): Substantiated2022-12-07

  The Office of Child Care Licensing (OCCL) received a complaint on November 2, 2022, regarding accident/injury procedures, lack of supervision, insect infestation, staff using cell phones, not being truthful when providing information to parents, and positive behavior supports. An investigation was conducted on November 9, 2022. The complaint is substantiated because upon arrival, this specialist observed an aide without criminal history determination, alone with seven children; the youngest was one year old. There is no evidence to substantiate for not following accident/ injury procedures and staff using cell phones because all staff denied these allegations and accident/ injury reports we…

• Complaint — substantiatedOCCL Standards Complaint (2022-06-21): Substantiated2022-06-21

  OCCL received a complaint on June 6, 2022, regarding lack of supervision. An investigation was conducted June 9, 2022. This complaint is substantiated for lack of supervision because according to all staff interviewed, Child #1 was able to leave the three-year-old classroom and come to the front office.

• Complaint — substantiatedOCCL Standards Complaint (2022-03-29): Substantiated2022-03-29

  OCCL received a complaint on March 7, 2022, regarding release of children and not having enough staff to fulfill at a minimum, administrative, fiscal, clerical, cleaning, maintenance, food services, direct child care, and supervisory functions. An investigation was conducted March 15, 2022. This complaint is substantiated for not having enough staff to fulfill administrative duties because LS Sommer observed and Staff #1 stated the voicemails had not been checked since March 3, 2022, because administrative staff are needed in the classrooms. This complaint is substantiated for failure to release of a child because according to attendance, Child #1 was not released until 4:45 p.m. which suppo…

• Complaint investigationOCCL Standards Complaint (2022-03-07): No Evidence to Substantiate2022-03-07

  OCCL received a complaint on February 28, 2022, regarding transportation. An investigation began March 1, 2022, and was completed March 3, 2022. There is no evidence to substantiate this complaint because LS Sommer and Supervisor Vandewater did not observe Staff #1 driving recklessly, Staff #1 denied the allegations, and Ms. Davis confirmed Staff #1 is the only staff member to drive the van.

• Complaint investigationOCCL Standards Complaint (2022-01-31): No Evidence to Substantiate2022-01-31

  OCCL received a complaint on January 14, 2022, regarding not following Covid-19 guidelines by not notifying staff when exposed to Covid-19 and not notifying parents when their children have been exposed to a communicable disease and not modeling respectful behavior. An investigation was conducted on January 25, 2022. There is no evidence to substantiate this complaint because LS Sommer observed parent notification through a letter which stated DPH was contacted and closure and quarantine were not needed and all staff denied that Ms. Davis was not modeling respectful communication. Additionally, LS Sommer observed that all staff were notified of the positive COVID-19 case although Staff #3, S…

• Complaint investigationOCCL Standards Complaint (2021-12-06): No Evidence to Substantiate with Concern2021-12-06

  OCCL received a complaint on November 15, 2021, regarding not following sanitation procedures or health exclusions, not being respectful to a parent, and not ensuring blankets are cleaned at least weekly. An investigation was conducted on November 22, 2021. There no evidence to substantiate this complaint for not following sanitation procedures and not ensuring blankets are cleaned at least weekly because all staff interviewed denied these allegations and described the routine cleaning procedures. There is no evidence to substantiate this complaint for not following health exclusions because Ms. Davis, Staff #1, and Staff #2 stated health exclusions are followed and have made use of the DPH …

• Complaint investigationOCCL Standards Complaint (2021-12-02): No Evidence to Substantiate2021-12-02

  OCCL received a complaint on November 15, 2021, regarding not following proper diapering procedures, possible lack of supervision, not providing milk with meals, not providing accident/injury reports, and a staff member possibly using alcohol in the workplace. An investigation was conducted on November 22, 2021. There is no evidence to substantiate this complaint for lack of supervision, not providing milk with meals, not providing accident or injury reports, and a staff member possibly using alcohol in the workplace because all staff interviewed denied these allegations and all staff were aware of the accident or injury policy per DELACARE Regulations. There is no evidence to substantiate t…

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