[Jenny Brown]

Is my child in a safe and clean environment where they are loved and respected for the individuals that their are?

[Erica]

My <b style=”color: var(–bb-body-text-color); font-family: inherit; font-size: inherit;”>biggest worry about keeping children healthy and safe is the influences<b style=”color: var(–bb-body-text-color); font-family: inherit; font-size: inherit;”> outside of your program that you can’t<b style=”color: var(–bb-body-text-color); font-family: inherit; font-size: inherit;”> control<b style=”color: var(–bb-body-text-color); font-family: inherit; font-size: inherit;”>. When you truly care about your students, that doesnt stop once they leave your company. It goes far beyond.

[Sailaja]

My biggest worry about keeping children healthy is ensuring that they are getting adequate and timely nutrition especially if the kids are picky eaters as I’m personally struggling with my toddler son who hardly eats anything.

When it comes to safety, I have lot of worries as there are so many aspects which are not in control of us, like school gun shootings, intruders and dangerous people. In the classroom setting and in playground, children in the growing age are so prone to getting hurt in some or the other way either by other kids or by the kids own playstyle. I feel challenged when it comes to the safety of children under my care as well as for my own kids. I feel helpless sometimes when I’m unable to stop children with special needs become a safety threat to other children in the classroom.

I am curious to learn how to handle children with special needs and how to get them listen to me and also any helpful tips to watch the children be safe under crazy circumstances like when the classroom has couple of challenging kids.

[Irene Brewster]

The internet is one of my biggest worries about keeping children healthy and safe. It can create many issues, including cyberbullying, threats, predators, lowering self-esteem, inappropriate images and messages, etc.

[Kierra Jenkins]

The biggest worry I have about keeping children safe is if there were to be an intruder. Especially, one armed with a dangerous weapon. Also any form of abuse that may take place.

[Shawntya Williams]

My biggest worry about keeping children safe is that i cant keep the safe from everything meaning the disgusting world that we live in.

[Tamara Dykstra]

What worries me most about the safety of children is when they are in my care in program. The teachers in each classroom trys to stay in visable place where they can keep an eye on every spot there are chilren but there is a chance something a child could get hurt even when you less expect it. Especially when they are start running around our playroom call the jungle room for bigger movement time space. There has been some close calls were some heads could really banged together or when some children were trying to do some dangerous jumping off some our play mats we caught them trying to bulid some jump tower they call it. Someone coud broke a collar bone or an arm. That could report write and call scares me even if I know I was doing my correctly and was provding a safe play space.

[Michelle Farmer]

My biggest worry is injury in play or even injury of feelings through interaction. I just want the children to feel safe to explore everything around them.

[Avery Hanneman]

my biggest worry is that when I have a lot of children in my care that one of them may get hurt while im watching other children and that they get hidden in the crowd of other kids

[Gabrielle Ogilvie]

My biggest worry about keeping children healthy and safe is ensuring they have a nurturing and secure environment.

[Marissa]

Making sure children are safe from aggression, internet safety, making sure they don’t fall or hurt themselves period

[Hafso Egal]

My biggest worry about keeping children healthy and safe is the ever-evolving landscape of risks and challenges they face in today’s world. From the potential dangers of technology to the complexities of navigating social interactions, ensuring their well-being requires a vigilant and adaptable approach. It’s concerning how external factors like environmental changes and unforeseen global events can impact children’s health and safety. To address these worries, it’s crucial to stay informed, continuously update safety protocols, and foster open communication with parents and caregivers to collectively navigate these challenges and provide the best possible care for children.

[Alena]

Maintaining safety regulations and creating a safe environment in the child care setting is a top priority for the early childhood education provider. A head injury is a very serious injury and therefore it is important for the teacher to be on guard at all times. If a teacher notices signs of abuse of a child at home, the teacher is obliged to report this to the early education department. First, the teacher needs to talk with the parents of this child.

[ruthi mathis]

A child getting hurt or hurting someone else.

[Kaylie]

I think them getting themselves into danger simply because they don’t know any better is my biggest concern. I’ve had some kids do very dangerous things with innocent intent.