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Licensed child care center · public record

24/7 Childcare

Houston, Texas. The state’s inspection record for this operation, from Texas Health and Human Services Child Care Regulation, in plain English.

9 state inspections, last 2 years
4 deficiencies on the state’s summary
2 high or medium-high risk
November 4, 2026 most recent inspection

The operation

Type
Licensed child care center
State permit
Initial, issued May 19, 2026
Capacity
102 children
Ages served
Infant, Toddler, Pre-Kindergarten, School
Hours
Mon, Tue, Wed, Thu, Fri, Sat, Sun · 12:00 AM-11:59 PM
Accepts child care subsidies
No
Conditions on the permit
No
Corrective action listed
No
Adverse action listed
No
Temporarily closed
No
State operation number
1835889

Where

15915 S Post Oak Rd
Houston, TX 77053

Deficiencies by risk level

  • High 1
  • Medium-high 1
  • Medium 2
  • Medium-low 0
  • Low 0

The state’s own summary counts for this operation, as published in the HHSC operations file.

Citations on the record

Each standard the state found not met, newest first, with its risk level and when it was corrected.

InspectionRiskStandardCorrected
October 8, 2026High746.3317(7) - Food Service and Preparation Requirement - No Foods That Present Choking Risk
State’s note: “11 children ages 2-4 years old was observed sucking on lollipops, that pose a choking hazard during the inspection.”
October 8, 2026
September 10, 2026Medium High746.3701 - Safety - Areas Free From Hazards
State’s note: “Three 2-year-olds were observed during the inspection sitting in a feeding/play table without being strapped in. One of the seats used did not have a safety strap.”
September 10, 2026
September 10, 2026Medium746.601(c) - Provide Access to Children's Records - Licensing
State’s note: “Three children records were not available for review for licensing upon request during the inspection.”
September 10, 2026
August 31, 2026Medium746.3203(a)(2) - Nighttime Care - No More than 3 Consecutive 24-Hr Periods (Maximum 6 a Month)
State’s note: “Based on the information obtained during the investigation conducted by DFPS, there is sufficient evidence to support that a child was left in care for more than three consecutive 24-hour periods.”
October 15, 2026

Recent inspections and visits

How many times has the state inspected 24/7 Childcare?

Texas HHSC's file lists 9 inspections in the last two years, the most recent on November 4, 2026. 3 of the inspections and other visits in that period are marked as having found a deficiency.

Does 24/7 Childcare have deficiencies on its record?

The state's summary for this operation lists 4: 1 high-risk, 1 medium-high-risk, 2 medium-risk. Each one is listed below with its date and whether it was corrected.

Is this a rating?

No. This page shows the State of Texas's own public records, summarized. It is not a rating, a review or our opinion. Ask the operation or HHSC about anything here.

About this record. Public record from the Texas Health and Human Services Commission, Child Care Regulation: the operations file, the inspections file and the non-compliance file on data.texas.gov, read daily. We summarize the state’s counts and quote its words; we don’t rate, rank or review anyone. For the official record or a complaint, go to HHSC Child Care Regulation. Is this your operation, and is something wrong? Tell us.

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