[stephanie]

the safety features I would highlight are how we maintain shelving and portable furniture, electrical outlets safe and the safety measures we have for cleaning chemicals.

[Alexa K]

If I was giving a tour I would take them around, showing them each of the space their child may enter as well as the different safety measures we have in place, like locked cabinets, emergency exits and where we keep first aid in each room

[Erica]

I would highlight the different drills we do within the center and how often they are performed.

[Jenny Brown]

The care and safety of your child is our number one priority. As such we conduct monthly fire drills and quarterly lock down drills.

[Sailaja]

I would welcome the parents with a smiling face to the classroom and explain all the safety protocols which we follow at every transition, handwashing procedure and 3 step cleaning process etc and will give them a tour of the classroom to show where first aid kits are kept in the classroom and emergency backpack. I will show and explain to them how all the classroom furniture is babyproof and safe for the kids to play along with labeled organizing of books, toys etc.

[Kierra Jenkins]

Welcoming them with pleasant happy face then giving them a tour of the class room, activities, art supplies, play ground, bathrooms, safety hazards, first aid kits, sanitation , food serving
Security on the building, as well as all the exits and entrances in case of an emergency. I would also assure them any medication is secured and show them where if there child has medications.

[Irene Brewster]

If I was giving a prospective parent a tour through a program, I would begin by happily welcoming them into the classroom. I would show them the materials and around the room and explain the safety policies. I would proceed to take them to the outside play area and explain the safety procedures.

[Shawntya Williams]

Some safety procedures i would highlight forsure when giving a parent a tour throughout the childcare center is for number one our emergency exit evacuation plan routes making the parent feel comfortable knowing that here their child will be in safe hands.

[Jazmin]

‘As they enter the building, they’ll notice the safety gates in the doorways. I would bring them into the classroom and show them how everything is stored and labeled. I will show them where we keep our emergency contact/ medication/ first aid kit. When I take them to the outdoor play area, I will point out the gates and doors. We also have a wall where we hang helmets labeled with each child’s name. I will also explain to them our incident report procedure”

Agreed

[Tamara Dykstra]

I would show them how we don’t have harmful objects for children to play with. How we 3 teachers in the classroom while attending the children. How the children have a nice cubby to place all of thier items nicely so it will not fall on the floor and cause a trip hazzard. How there is a nice table space for classroom activites and meals. Clean bathroom space in the classroom is always kept up well. Show them the playground space their child will play in. We have 3 different play yards for certain classroom age groups. For extra movement space I would show them the jungle room and how it is set for children to play safely. I would make sure the family felt comfortable to ask any questions if they have any.

[Michelle Farmer]

I would first discuss and show them the different activity areas we had and also show them accommodations we may be offering children if they need them. I would show them how the areas are secure and all safety precautions that have been taken. I would show them our cleaning and changing areas and explain all the different ways we help with cleanliness and sanitization to keep the children safe from germs and bacteria. I would then give then an overview of our policies and safety, inclusion and cleanliness

[Gabrielle Ogilvie]

During a tour of our program, I would highlight the safety procedures we have in place, such as secure entry and exit points, staff background checks, regular safety drills, and supervision protocols to ensure the well-being of all children in our care.

[Avery Hanneman]

I would show them how anything heavy is bolted to the wall so it could not possibly fall over in an emergency situation, I would walk them through our evacuation sights, show that employees have food handlers and CPR certification so that they’re sure their child is safe when in your care.

[Marissa]

I will highlight the activities we do like art ( painting) playing outside, fine motor activities, gross motor, music, block, dramatic play, circle, and proceed to explain that EVERYTHING is safe none toxic etc, and continue giving them a tour of the classroom

[Hafso Egal]

During a tour of my child care program, I would prioritize highlighting several safety procedures to assure prospective parents of their child’s well-being. First and foremost, I would emphasize our strict check-in and check-out procedures, ensuring that only authorized individuals can pick up the children. Additionally, I would showcase our secure outdoor play area, where we prioritize supervision and age-appropriate equipment to minimize risks during outdoor activities. Inside the facility, I’d point out our childproofed spaces, including locked cabinets for cleaning supplies and secure safety gates for staircases. It’s also crucial to mention our adherence to proper handwashing and hygiene practices to prevent the spread of illnesses among the children. Lastly, I would assure parents of our commitment to emergency preparedness, including regular fire drills and first-aid training for staff, demonstrating our dedication to providing a safe and nurturing environment for their child.