[Lynn Lancashire]

If you were giving a prospective parent a tour through your program, what safety procedures would you highlight?

A. Emergency Evacuation Plan

B. Food Preparation

C. Three step cleaning procedure

D. Accident Report Policy

[Hideyo]

I would emphasize on safety related topic first.

1. Exit

2. Urgent process

3. Enough space

4. Safety of our toys

5. Activities process

6. Meal Process

[hatch]

supervision, cleanliness, no big heights or sharp corners, dangerouis things out of reach

[Kelly]

I would show them the classroom their child would be in, point out all the entrances and exits. Show what safety measures we have. Showing any space the child would be there in during his or her day there. Bathrooms, outdoor play, lobby. I would also point out the first aid kit, and what security measures we have for the building and what we would do in case of emergencies. Let them know that everything is also in the parent handbook provided.

[Yaire Brillite Campos – Cigarroa]

I’d talk to them about the child locks, where we store any chemicals that could be of potential danger to the children. I’d show them where we put the kids when they nap, or when they’re playing. One other thing I’d show is the safety measures we’ve taken in the bathrooms so that children are not at liberty to touch anything that could spread germs or even be harmful.

[Faith]

I would highlight where things are locked for safety, food safety procedures, and playground equipment safety

[Allison Vance]

I would welcome them into the classroom, show them the individual cubbies, bathrooms and hand washing station. I would show them where the first aid kit is and then take them outside showing them the outdoor space and how it is secure and gated. I would also explain the incident report procedure.

[Anjelica]

I would highlight our safety and disaster plan, talk about drills, and emergency exits.

[Kaylee Capps]

The safety procedures that I would highlight are: knowing appropriate cleaning procedures, safety procedures for play areas, electrical outlets, exits and stairs, etc.

[Naomi T]

I would highlight that all staff is CPR and First aid certified and that they all have food handler cards as well. In the classroom itself I would highlight our classroom set up and show how we keep the kids safe by the way our furniture is laid out. Showing them and not just talking to them about it.

[J. Rodolfo]

During a tour of our program, I would emphasize the paramount importance we place on the safety and well-being of every child. Our classrooms are equipped with age-appropriate safety measures, such as childproofing, first aid supplies, and clearly marked emergency exits. Additionally, our staff is vigilant in supervising children during all activities to prevent accidents, and we foster a culture of open communication with parents to address any safety concerns promptly.

[Sophie Rasler]

If I were giving a parent a tour of the classroom, I would point out our emergency exits, our safety gates, medications locked up in a safety cabinet, etc.

[Alison]

I would show them our check-in and check-out system and point out that staff members observe the exits. We also have bells or chimes on all the doors and gates to make us aware when one of them is being opened or closed.

[Hannah Swanson]

If I were giving a prospective parent a tour through my program, the safety procedures i would highlight are the first aid protocols so that the families see we have plans in case of emergencies, as well as attendance and building safety protocols to ensure that their child will always be accounted for.

[rowan ater]

cleaning supplies are used often and kept out of reach of children. safety procedures are in plain view on walls ie. fire drill, dipper changing procedure, and cleaning sequel. talk to them about when kids wash hands and how the teacher help them to do so.