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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, in the event of an emergency, illness, or injury.
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Emergencies, illness, or injuries.
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In the event of emergency, or when children disclose information of abuse.
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Policies are useful in illness, accident, emergencies and behavior reportsPolicies are useful in illness, accident and emergencies.
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Written polices are helpful for current staff to be able to refresh on standards and what is expected of them. They are necessary in training new staff to learn expectations for they should function. Written policies are also helpful to engage parents and enroll them in their child’s development–showing places of growth where their child exhibits dangerous/challenging behavior, outline steps staff have used to engage their child, and to shape future interaction and growth.
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Yes in the event of an illness or emergency.
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I think in instances where there is harm or behavior that is potentially dangerous for a child or their peers a guidance policy might be beneficial.
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Yes in the event of an emergency or unexpected situation
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When there is an incident, it is very helpful to have the policies accessible to see how to respond. Sometimes it’s easy to forget what you are supposed to do in a situation, or you want to verify you are reacting appropriately.
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In the case of emergencies as well as showing the parents that there are plans set in place for those situations.
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Yes for accidents and emergencies
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Yes. Illness/Injury report and guidelines, emergency guidelines, food handling/prep guidelines, and behavioral expectation guidelines. Most anything safety related!
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Yeah they’d be super beneficial in emergency or in the moment situations
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Yes. when making decisions about discipline, emergencies, unexpected situations, etc.
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Yes, in an emergency, incident, or injury
