
FCCs – Cleaning and Sanitation
Cleaning and Sanitation for Family Child Care It is important to keep your program space clean and sanitized to prevent the spread of germs. This
Information to avoid spreading germs during drop-off, pick-up, nap time, and meals.
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Start the day with health screenings for yourself and any staff, and all children on arrival.
Write down the results of the screening.
Staff, children, parents/caregivers, and visitors should be reminded regularly that they should do their own at-home symptom checks. If they are ill, even with mild symptoms, they must stay home.
Provide each parent with a separate clipboard or plastic report cover with retractable pen for signing in their child(ren) at the beginning and at the end of the day.
You can leave notes about anything that happened with the child on the same clipboard and attach any flyers for parents on the clipboard.
Welcome children to their classroom with a simple set of posted steps with picture cues to start their day, such as:
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Instead of brushing children’s teeth at your center, encourage children to brush their teeth at home. Give families educational materials and online resources on oral hygiene and the importance of teeth brushing.
Cleaning and Sanitation for Family Child Care It is important to keep your program space clean and sanitized to prevent the spread of germs. This
Community and Mental Health Resources Community Resources The COVID-19 pandemic has changed many things about daily life and jobs. If your family needs help, here
Illness and Exposure What to do if someone at your program is sick or has been exposed to COVID-19 The COVID-19 virus is spread when
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