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4 critical, 20 serious findings across 40 visits in the last 36 months. Most recent critical finding: Oct 6, 2023.

8607 Edgar Street, Houston, TX 77051 · (346) 823-8522

At a glance

Inspection record · 36 monthsHouston licensed centers, n=923

Critical findings4 critical, 20 serious, 0 minor across 36 inspections and 4 investigations (40 visits). Most recent critical: Oct 6, 2023.

Critical4 vs median 4

66% of centers have at least one

Serious20 vs median 16

84% of centers have at least one

LicenseSince 2024Full Permit

Practical6:30a–6pMon–Fri · Infant to school · Licensed capacity 12

Texas HHSC operation #1786499 · last checked against Texas Sep 16, 2026

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Meals providedListed
Snacks providedListed
Before-school careNot listed
After-school careListed
Transportation to/from schoolNot listed
Drop-in careListed
Part-time careNot listed
Field tripsNot listed
Skill classesNot listed
Weekend careNot listed
Night careNot listed
AccreditedNot listed
Accepts child care subsidiesListed

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Inspection record

Visits available in our Texas data, newest first. Visits with findings are shown in full; runs of clean visits are folded into one line. Findings are quoted from the inspector's report with the Texas risk level beside our severity.

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2026
Jun 30, 2026 to Sep 1, 20268 inspections
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- Sep 1, 2026 inspection
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2025
Feb 7, 2025 to Jul 29, 20258 inspections
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Feb 5, 2025Self-reported incident
1 finding · serious
- SeriousTexas: Medium High
  Food Allergy Emergency Plan Signed by Parents and Health Care Professional
  Based on the information obtained and the observations made, there is evidence to support that no food allergy emergency plans were signed by both the doctor and the parent for a child allergic to peanuts and mild soft egg.
  Corrected Mar 7, 2025, verified Mar 3, 2025. Technical assistance given. Standard 747.3619.
Feb 5, 2025Self-reported incident
1 finding · serious
- SeriousTexas: Medium High
  Food Allergy Emergency Plan Signed by Parents and Health Care Professional
  Based on the information obtained and the observations made, there is evidence to support that no food allergy emergency plans were signed by both the doctor and the parent for a child allergic to peanuts and mild soft egg.
  Corrected Mar 7, 2025, verified Mar 3, 2025. Technical assistance given. Standard 747.3619.
Feb 5, 2025Self-reported incident
1 finding · serious
- SeriousTexas: Medium High
  Food Allergy Emergency Plan Signed by Parents and Health Care Professional
  Based on the information obtained and the observations made, there is evidence to support that no food allergy emergency plans were signed by both the doctor and the parent for a child allergic to peanuts and mild soft egg.
  Corrected Mar 7, 2025, verified Mar 3, 2025. Technical assistance given. Standard 747.3619.
Feb 5, 2025Self-reported incident
1 finding · serious
- SeriousTexas: Medium High
  Food Allergy Emergency Plan Signed by Parents and Health Care Professional
  Based on the information obtained and the observations made, there is evidence to support that no food allergy emergency plans were signed by both the doctor and the parent for a child allergic to peanuts and mild soft egg.
  Corrected Mar 7, 2025, verified Mar 3, 2025. Technical assistance given. Standard 747.3619.
2024
Jul 1, 2024 to Dec 10, 20248 inspections
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May 9, 2024Inspection
1 finding · serious
- SeriousTexas: Medium
  Keep Record of Substitutions
  It was noticed that the menus posted in the facility during the inspection did not reflect the lunch that was being served Note: Corrected at inspection when the director attached the substitute foods to the menu.
  Corrected during the inspection. Technical assistance given. Standard 747.3113(2).
May 9, 2024Inspection
1 finding · serious
- SeriousTexas: Medium
  Keep Record of Substitutions
  It was noticed that the menus posted in the facility during the inspection did not reflect the lunch that was being served Note: Corrected at inspection when the director attached the substitute foods to the menu.
  Corrected during the inspection. Technical assistance given. Standard 747.3113(2).
May 9, 2024Inspection
1 finding · serious
- SeriousTexas: Medium
  Keep Record of Substitutions
  It was noticed that the menus posted in the facility during the inspection did not reflect the lunch that was being served Note: Corrected at inspection when the director attached the substitute foods to the menu.
  Corrected during the inspection. Technical assistance given. Standard 747.3113(2).
May 9, 2024Inspection
1 finding · serious
- SeriousTexas: Medium
  Keep Record of Substitutions
  It was noticed that the menus posted in the facility during the inspection did not reflect the lunch that was being served Note: Corrected at inspection when the director attached the substitute foods to the menu.
  Corrected during the inspection. Technical assistance given. Standard 747.3113(2).
Mar 19, 2024Inspection
2 findings · serious
- SeriousTexas: Medium High
  Safety - Areas Free From Hazards
  The backyard play area has several hazards present. There were several safety hazards such as grilling tools and some empty bottles and trash laying on the ground accessible to children. Note: This was corrected when all of these were removed at inspection
  Corrected during the inspection. Technical assistance given. Standard 747.3501.
- SeriousTexas: Medium High
  Safety - Air Conditioners, Fans, Heaters Safeguarded
  The air conditioning unit in the backyard is accessible to children with no fencing or barrier.
  Corrected Apr 2, 2024, verified Mar 31, 2024. Technical assistance given. Standard 747.3501(3).
Mar 19, 2024Inspection
2 findings · serious
- SeriousTexas: Medium High
  Safety - Air Conditioners, Fans, Heaters Safeguarded
  The air conditioning unit in the backyard is accessible to children with no fencing or barrier.
  Corrected Apr 2, 2024, verified Mar 31, 2024. Technical assistance given. Standard 747.3501(3).
- SeriousTexas: Medium High
  Safety - Areas Free From Hazards
  The backyard play area has several hazards present. There were several safety hazards such as grilling tools and some empty bottles and trash laying on the ground accessible to children. Note: This was corrected when all of these were removed at inspection
  Corrected during the inspection. Technical assistance given. Standard 747.3501.
Mar 19, 2024Inspection
2 findings · serious
- SeriousTexas: Medium High
  Safety - Air Conditioners, Fans, Heaters Safeguarded
  The air conditioning unit in the backyard is accessible to children with no fencing or barrier.
  Corrected Apr 2, 2024, verified Mar 31, 2024. Technical assistance given. Standard 747.3501(3).
- SeriousTexas: Medium High
  Safety - Areas Free From Hazards
  The backyard play area has several hazards present. There were several safety hazards such as grilling tools and some empty bottles and trash laying on the ground accessible to children. Note: This was corrected when all of these were removed at inspection
  Corrected during the inspection. Technical assistance given. Standard 747.3501.
Mar 19, 2024Inspection
2 findings · serious
- SeriousTexas: Medium High
  Safety - Air Conditioners, Fans, Heaters Safeguarded
  The air conditioning unit in the backyard is accessible to children with no fencing or barrier.
  Corrected Apr 2, 2024, verified Mar 31, 2024. Technical assistance given. Standard 747.3501(3).
- SeriousTexas: Medium High
  Safety - Areas Free From Hazards
  The backyard play area has several hazards present. There were several safety hazards such as grilling tools and some empty bottles and trash laying on the ground accessible to children. Note: This was corrected when all of these were removed at inspection
  Corrected during the inspection. Technical assistance given. Standard 747.3501.
2023
Oct 6, 2023Inspection
2 findings · critical
- CriticalTexas: High
  Background Check Requirements - Submit All Identifying Information
  There were two household members at the operation with pending FBI fingerprint results.
  Corrected Oct 27, 2023, verified Oct 12, 2023. Technical assistance given. Standard 745.619.
- SeriousTexas: Medium High
  Must Have at Least One 3A-40BC Dry Chemical Fire Extinguisher or Fire Extinguisher Approved by Fire Marshal
  The fire extinguisher in the home is 1-A:10-B: C. A larger fire extinguisher (3A-40BC) is required.
  Corrected Oct 16, 2023, verified Oct 9, 2023. Technical assistance given. Standard 747.5103.
Oct 6, 2023Inspection
2 findings · critical
- CriticalTexas: High
  Background Check Requirements - Submit All Identifying Information
  There were two household members at the operation with pending FBI fingerprint results.
  Corrected Oct 27, 2023, verified Oct 12, 2023. Technical assistance given. Standard 745.619.
- SeriousTexas: Medium High
  Must Have at Least One 3A-40BC Dry Chemical Fire Extinguisher or Fire Extinguisher Approved by Fire Marshal
  The fire extinguisher in the home is 1-A:10-B: C. A larger fire extinguisher (3A-40BC) is required.
  Corrected Oct 16, 2023, verified Oct 9, 2023. Technical assistance given. Standard 747.5103.
Oct 6, 2023Inspection
2 findings · critical
- CriticalTexas: High
  Background Check Requirements - Submit All Identifying Information
  There were two household members at the operation with pending FBI fingerprint results.
  Corrected Oct 27, 2023, verified Oct 12, 2023. Technical assistance given. Standard 745.619.
- SeriousTexas: Medium High
  Must Have at Least One 3A-40BC Dry Chemical Fire Extinguisher or Fire Extinguisher Approved by Fire Marshal
  The fire extinguisher in the home is 1-A:10-B: C. A larger fire extinguisher (3A-40BC) is required.
  Corrected Oct 16, 2023, verified Oct 9, 2023. Technical assistance given. Standard 747.5103.
Oct 6, 2023Inspection
2 findings · critical
- CriticalTexas: High
  Background Check Requirements - Submit All Identifying Information
  There were two household members at the operation with pending FBI fingerprint results.
  Corrected Oct 27, 2023, verified Oct 12, 2023. Technical assistance given. Standard 745.619.
- SeriousTexas: Medium High
  Must Have at Least One 3A-40BC Dry Chemical Fire Extinguisher or Fire Extinguisher Approved by Fire Marshal
  The fire extinguisher in the home is 1-A:10-B: C. A larger fire extinguisher (3A-40BC) is required.
  Corrected Oct 16, 2023, verified Oct 9, 2023. Technical assistance given. Standard 747.5103.

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