Requirements for Feeding Infants - Other Use of Handwashing Sink
During the inspection walk through, caregivers were observed washing bottles and lunch dishes in the handwashing sink.
Licensed Center · 8200 N MAIN ST, Baytown, TX 77521 · Harris County · (832) 926-4924Full Permit
0.74 high-risk violations per inspection, against a county median of 0.60. Lower is better.
Better than 39 out of 100 daycares in Harris County, and 35 out of 100 across the Houston metro. Rate, not raw count, because a center inspected 27 times will always have more findings on paper than one inspected twice.
| High | 8 | |
| Medium High | 12 | |
| Medium | 3 | |
| Medium Low | 0 | |
| Low | 0 |
5 of the 23 were corrected while the inspector was still on site. The most repeated finding: responsibilities of caregivers - know number of children responsible for (2 times).
The most recent finding is open to read. The full record of 23, with dates and corrections, is in the report.
Requirements for Feeding Infants - Other Use of Handwashing Sink
During the inspection walk through, caregivers were observed washing bottles and lunch dishes in the handwashing sink.
Requirements for Feeding Infants - Label Bottles/Cups
Several bottes in the three infant classrooms were not labeled with the chlid's name. Caregivers labeled the bottles during the inspection.
Requirements for Feeding Infants - Label Bottles/Cups
Several bottes in the three infant classrooms were not labeled with the chlid's name. Caregivers labeled the bottles during the inspection.
Requirements for Feeding Infants - Other Use of Handwashing Sink
During the inspection walk through, caregivers were observed washing bottles and lunch dishes in the handwashing sink.
Every narrative the inspector wrote, the date, the severity, and whether it was corrected. One payment, no subscription.
Get the full report, $12Records last updated 24 October 2026 from data.texas.gov.
Source: Texas Health and Human Services Commission, Child Care Regulation, via data.texas.gov. Refreshed daily. Inspection findings are public records. A violation listed here was recorded by a state inspector and, where shown, corrected by the operation. CheckTheDaycare does not inspect daycares and adds no findings of its own.