Brenda Hogan
Registered child-care home in Fort Worth, TX 76133 · Texas operation #558473
Record summary
1 high-risk · 6 total
1 high-risk citation in the last 24 months (6 citations in all, from 1 inspection); last inspection Dec 23, 2024.
1 of 6 citations was corrected while the inspector was there.
Counted from the state's records from Nov 12, 2024 to Nov 12, 2026. This is a count, not a grade: bigger centers get more visits, and one visit can produce several citations. How we summarize.
Details
- Address
- 7517 Parkwood Ln, Fort Worth, TX 76133
- Phone
- (817) 228-6362
- Ages served
- Infants, Toddlers, Pre-K, School age
- Hours
- Mon to Fri, 6:30 AM to 6:00 PM
- Licensed capacity
- 12 children
- Child care subsidy
- No, per the state record
- Type
- Registered child-care home
- Permit
- Registered since Aug 2, 2001
- Programs
- School Age Care, Meals Provided, After School Care, Snacks Provided, Drop-In Care, Part Time Care, Transportation to/from School
Texas age groups: infants are under 18 months, toddlers 18 months to 3 years, pre-kindergarten 3 and 4 years (age when the school year starts), school age 5 and older and in kindergarten or above. Openings and tuition are not in the state data: call to ask.
Inspection history, last 24 months
Dec 23, 2024: Inspection
6 citations.
High risk Naptime for Infants - Designated crib, cot, bed, or mat
State rule 747.2324(1) (minimum standards for child-care homes): "Naptime for Infants - Designated crib, cot, bed, or mat"
Inspector's note: A 13 month old non-walking infant was sleeping on the end of a sofa during the inspection. This was corrected at inspection when the primary caregiver moved the infant to a designated play yard.
Corrected while the inspector was there. The inspector gave technical assistance (advice on how to comply).
Medium-high risk The primary caregiver must complete 30 hours of annual training.
State rule 747.1303(5)(A) (minimum standards for child-care homes): "Training Requirements for Primary Caregiver -30 Hours Annual Training"
Inspector's note: The primary caregiver was missing 13 annual training hours for the 2022-2023 calendar year being evaluated.
Corrected Jan 6, 2025, verified by the state Dec 27, 2024. The inspector gave technical assistance (advice on how to comply).
Medium-high risk A primary caregiver or substitute who transports children must complete transportation-safety training.
State rule 747.1303(6)(A) (minimum standards for child-care homes): "Training Requirements for Primary Caregiver and Substitute that transports - Transportation Training"
Inspector's note: The primary caregivers current transportation training certificate was unavailable for review during the inspection.
Corrected Jan 6, 2025, verified by the state Dec 27, 2024.
Medium-high risk Areas children use must be kept free of safety hazards, such as uncovered electrical outlets, unprotected heaters or fans, or reachable water.
State rule 747.3501 (minimum standards for child-care homes): "Safety - Areas Free From Hazards"
Inspector's note: There are pieces of the outdoor fence that are broken and pose a risk to children due to the sharp edges and nails in the fence.
Corrected Dec 30, 2024, verified by the state Jan 6, 2025. The inspector gave technical assistance (advice on how to comply).
Medium risk The first-aid kit must be complete.
State rule 747.3803(a)(8) (minimum standards for child-care homes): "First Aid Kit Incomplete - Tweezers"
Inspector's note: Tweezers were missing from the first aid kit durign the inspection.
Corrected Jan 6, 2025, verified by the state Dec 27, 2024.
Medium risk Each child's file must hold current immunization records.
State rule 747.603(a)(4) (minimum standards for child-care homes): "Children's Records - Immunizations"
Inspector's note: One child's immunization record was missing from their file.
Corrected Jan 8, 2025, verified by the state Dec 27, 2024.
What the risk levels mean
Texas gives every rule a weight from High to Low, based on the risk to children when it is broken. A citation is one rule found not met at one visit. How to read a Texas inspection report.
- High risk: breaking it can put a child in immediate danger (for example supervision, ratios, safe sleep, background checks, prohibited punishment).
- Medium-high risk: a real safety or health concern, but usually less immediate (for example hazards in a room, missing medical or allergy information, required training).
- Medium risk: important for health and safety over time (for example records, drills, equipment upkeep).
- Medium-low risk: mostly paperwork or reporting that supports safety.
- Low risk: administrative requirements with little direct risk to children.
Official record
The full record, including older history, is on the state's site: Brenda Hogan on Search Texas Child Care. Texas operation #558473.
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