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Child Care Basics
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Trainer Monitored Discussion – Child care programs guidance policy
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Trainer Monitored Discussion – Child care programs guidance policy
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Yes! The policies are there to help you be prepared on dealing with the lives of these children! Better yet it’s written out for you so you can go back and refresh your memory whenever! Especially writing reports, notes on CPR and child illnesses, and food preparation! All that needs to be known
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Kelli, I agree! Having written policies can be a valuable resource for dealing with various childcare situations.
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In every situation, the written guidelines and policies of wherever you work should always be followed. That is why they are there
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to keep the children safe
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emergencies and procedures
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“Good point, Brooklyn. Having clear guidance policies is essential for handling emergencies and following procedures.”
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Of course. Things like emergencies, reporting accidents, and handling illnesses.
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Yes, I think written policies would be useful in situations like illness, accident, emergencies and behavior reports. I also think it would be useful to people who are new or are not familiar with them.
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When their are incidents such as a child biting another child or teacher. There is a policy and an incident report to be written. Also in the case of an emergency like a child fainted. What is the policy to deal with that? Or if the child has an illness. Policies are very important for this sort of thing.
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Yes. In situations such as safety protocols, emergencies or challenging behaviors.
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Written policies are important so that caregivers can understand what is expected of them in a variety of different situations. Standardized responses can help caregivers act confidently and can give family peace of mind and security.
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Yes in emergencies
