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LITTLE TYKES HOME DAY CARE
2920 DELLINGER DR, Charlotte, NC 28269
Home Day Care · NC permit/State ID 2060921247
Latest result0 demerits
Last inspectedSep 30, 2026
Inspections on record14
On record sinceOct 23, 2013
This facility type is scored in demerits: lower is better (0 = no violations found).
Score history
Oct 23, 2013Lower is betterSep 30, 2026
Inspections & violations
Sep 30, 2026 0 demerits · 0 violations
Inspector comments: First inspection since the new roll out of the rules. Explained to Mrs. Reid that the diaper changing table should be cleaned with a disinfectant at 500-800ppm. Test strips that can read a concentration of chlorine bleach at the level should be on site. Water at the kitchen sink must be at least 120F.
No violations were recorded for this inspection.
Oct 3, 2025 0 demerits · 0 violations
Inspector comments: No violations were observed during the inspection
No violations were recorded for this inspection.
Oct 1, 2024 8 demerits · 2 violations
#17 · Hot water accessible to children 90° F to 110° F −6
Hot water to those areas accessible to children shall not be less than 90øF and shall not exceed 110øF. Section 9 (c). Observed water at 114 in bathroom. Needs to be 90-110F.
#30 · Sanitizing solution in labeled spray bottle, available and used after each diaper change −2
Sanitizer shall be used from a labeled spray bottle. Section 14 (a). Observed sanitizer over 200 ppm. Needs to be 50-200 ppm.
Oct 2, 2023 0 demerits · 0 violations
Inspector comments: No violations noted.
No violations were recorded for this inspection.
Oct 5, 2022 6 demerits · 1 violation
#17 · Hot water accessible to children 90° F to 110° F −6
Observed hot water reach 112F at handsink in restroom.
*NOTE: Mrs. Reid was present during time of inspection, report emailed to: REIDMRSJACKIE@AOL.COM
Sep 3, 2021 4 demerits · 2 violations
#30 · Sanitizing solution in labeled spray bottle, available and used after each diaper change −2
Observed sanitizing solution bleaching out EHS test strips. Sanitizing solution should be at 100ppm chlorine per rule.
#53 · Floors, walls, and ceilings clean and in good repair −2
Observed minor chipping paint to walls in playroom. EHS recommends home daycare touches up paint.
Oct 2, 2020 8 demerits · 2 violations
#17 · Hot water accessible to children 90° F to 110° F −6
Hot water to those areas accessible to children shall not be less than 90øF and shall not exceed 110øF. Section 9 (c). Observed hot water reach 114F in restroom hallway.
#30 · Sanitizing solution in labeled spray bottle, available and used after each diaper change −2
Sanitizer shall be used from a labeled spray bottle. Section 14 (a). Observed spray bottle of sanitizer not labeled.
Oct 11, 2019 6 demerits · 2 violations
#30 · Sanitizing solution in labeled spray bottle, available and used after each diaper change −2
Observed sanitizer around 500ppm during inspection. Sanitizer was replaced.**Note: A solution of 100 ppm (parts per million) chlorine, or other equivalent method approved by the Director, shall be used for sanitizing common changing surfaces after each diaper change. Section 14 (a)
#47 · Bedding and linen properly handled; clean and in good repair −4
Observed torn mats. Needs to be repaired/replaced.**All beds, cots, and mats shall be in good repair, properly handled and stored, and kept clean. Section 17 (c).NOTE: Computer issues on site. Inspection was typed at the office after issues were resolved.
Oct 5, 2018 6 demerits · 1 violation
#29 · Adequate diaper changing surfaces; properly cleaned and sanitized −6
A solution of 100 ppm (parts per million) chlorine, or other equivalent method approved by the Director, shall be used for sanitizing common changing surfaces after each diaper change. Section 14 (a). Observed sanitizing solution measuring over 1000ppm chlorine. (label bottle Sanitizer instead of Clorox solution if solution is believed to be sanitizer).NO POINTS DEDUCTED#5All foods shall be protected from contamination while being stored, prepared, served, or during transportation. Section 6 (e). Observed raw shell eggs stored above RTE (ready to eat) food products in refrigerator; CDI (corrected during inspection).
Oct 2, 2017 — demerits · 0 violations
No violations were recorded for this inspection.
Oct 12, 2016 17 demerits · 4 violations
#10 · Food service, eating and drinking utensils and equipment clean, in good repair and free of corrosion −3
Observed bottom side of high chair tray with old food build-up.**All food service and eating and drinking utensils and equipment shall be in good repair, free of corrosion, and kept clean. Section 8 (a).
#17 · Hot water accessible to children 90° F to 110° F −6
Observed hot water in tub 114F and 112F at hand sink in bathroom. Lower temp to 90-110F**Hot water to those areas accessible to children shall not be less than 90øF and shall not exceed 110øF. Section 9 (c).
#29 · Adequate diaper changing surfaces; properly cleaned and sanitized −6
Observed sanitizer strength well over 1000ppm chlorine. Use test strip to check for 100 ppm chlorine.**A solution of 100 ppm (parts per million) chlorine, or other equivalent method approved by the Director, shall be used for sanitizing common changing surfaces after each diaper change. Section 14 (a).Note: Change out dead or dying batteries. 1 CO alarm with dead batteries, another alarm chirping low battery alarm.
#53 · Floors, walls, and ceilings clean and in good repair −2
Observed ceiling damage over living room windows.**The walls and ceilings of all rooms and areas shall be kept clean and in good repair. Section 18 (c).
Oct 2, 2015 5 demerits · 2 violations
#10 · Food service, eating and drinking utensils and equipment clean, in good repair and free of corrosion −3
Observed table damaged in kitchen.All food service and eating and drinking utensils and equipment shall be in good repair, free of corrosion, and kept clean. Section 8 (a).
#31 · Test kit for sanitizing solution provided and used −2
Observed sanitizer at 50 ppm.A suitable testing method or kit shall be available, convenient, and used daily to insure compliance with the minimum prescribed sanitizer strength. Section 14 (a). Provide at 100 ppm.
Oct 22, 2014 8 demerits · 2 violations
#31 · Test kit for sanitizing solution provided and used −2
Observed sanitizer over 200 ppm.A suitable testing method or kit shall be available, convenient, and used daily to insure compliance with the minimum prescribed sanitizer strength. Section 14 (a).
#44 · Properly operating smoke detector and fire extinguisher provided −6
Observed fire extinguisher indicated that recharge is required. There shall be a five pound dry chemical fire extinguisher (Type ABC), approved by Underwriters Laboratories, in the home day care facility at all times. The fire extinguisher shall be maintained in good working condition. Section 16 (i). Ms. Jacqueline Reid present during inspection.
Oct 23, 2013 3 demerits · 1 violation
#10 · Food service, eating and drinking utensils and equipment clean, in good repair and free of corrosion −3
Observed refrigerator gaske damaged and interior of microwave rusting. **Keep food service equipment in good repair. General Comment: Observed hole in kitchen floor. Keep in good repair. Observed epi pen for child no longer enrolled. Contact health department or solid waste services to find out proper disposal method. Epi pen is allowed out at 5 feet if child is enrolled, otherwise keep under lock and key. Observed key stored in lock for laundry area. Keys to locks containing hazardous items must be over 5 feet and stored seprate from the lock. Ms. Reid present during inspection.
Source: Mecklenburg County Public Health – Environmental Health public inspection portal (search for “LITTLE TYKES HOME DAY CARE” or State ID 2060921247). Inspection type (routine vs. follow-up) is not published in the county's data.