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EARLY LIFE: inspection history & violations (2020-2023)

1175 GATES AVENUE, Brooklyn, NY 11221 · Child Care - Pre School

Of the 11 inspections NYC logged for Early Life from 2020 to 2023, 2 resulted in cited violations — a 18% flagged rate, which is about the same as the NYC average against the 21.9% average for child care - pre school centers citywide. Last inspection on record: February 16, 2023.

11inspections (2020–2023)
2flagged inspections
18%flagged rate
21.9%NYC pre school avg

About average Standing vs NYC average.

Top violations, decoded

CRITICAL

Heating, ventilation & room temperature — cited 1 time(s), most recently August 2, 2022.

On day of inspection, a designated heat/air quality advisory day, the center failed to take measures to maintain children and occupant physical comfort and hydration to minimize potential for the occurrence of heat related illnesses.

Status on record: 1 CORRECTED. City data ends 2023-04-24.

CRITICAL

Fire safety & emergency equipment — cited 2 time(s), most recently August 2, 2022.

Services fail to install interior fire alarms and/or sprinklers where required.

Status on record: 2 CORRECTED. City data ends 2023-04-24.

MINOR

Lighting & ventilation — cited 1 time(s), most recently February 25, 2021.

The center failed to provide sufficient lighting and or failed to maintain adequate foot candles in areas used by children.

Status on record: 1 CORRECTED. City data ends 2023-04-24.

Frequently asked questions

How many violations has Early Life had?

NYC inspectors cited 4 violation(s) across 2 flagged inspections (out of 11 total inspections) between 2020 and 2023. The most recent inspection on record is February 16, 2023. City data ends April 2023, so newer inspections are not published.

How does Early Life compare to other NYC daycares?

Early Life was flagged in 18% of its inspections, versus a 21.9% average for Child Care - Pre School centers citywide — about the same as the NYC average.

What was the most serious violation at Early Life?

Inspectors classified at least one citation as a public-health hazard (the city's most serious tier): On day of inspection, a designated heat/air quality advisory day, the center failed to take measures to maintain children and occupant physical comfort and hydration to minimize potential for the occurrence of heat related illnesses. Last cited August 2, 2022; status on record: 1 CORRECTED. An OPEN status means no correction was recorded by April 2023 — not proof it is still uncorrected today.

What should I ask Early Life about its inspection record?

How do you keep classroom temperatures in the required range, and what happens if the heat or AC fails? (Suggested by the center's most recent violation family: heating, ventilation & room temperature.)

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