person must maintain required (d) Other method to alert the (ii) Individual staff-to-child ratios; and staff (you may not lock the door to differences 170-296A-7025 prevent an exit. It is against the fire and abilities of Infant “tummy time” positioning code). children; When infants are awake, the 170-295-5100 (iii) Layout of licensee or staff must allow each What are the requirements for the indoor and infant supervised tummy time at toilets, handwashing sinks and outdoor least three times daily…. bathing facilities? licensed space 170-296A-7175 (10) If the center is equipped with a and play area; Bottle feeding infants bathing facility, you must: (iv) The risk (2) When an infant can hold his or (c) Provide constant associated her own bottle, the licensee or supervision for the child five years of with the staff: age and younger and older children activities (b) Must be in the same who require supervision. children are room within visual range of the 170-295-6060 engaged in; infant during feeding. Who is allowed to have and 170-296A-7300 unsupervised access to children in (v) Any nearby Diaper changing care: hazards (1) The licensee or staff must: (1) During operating hours or while including those (c) Attend to the child at a child is in care, individuals allowed in the licensed all times when diapering a child; to have unsupervised access to the or unlicensed child in care are: space. (a) You; Weight #7 (b) An employee or volunteer who has been authorized (7) An early learning by DEL to care for or have program staff member unsupervised access to children in not actively supervising care; and children may undertake (c) A representative of a other child care governmental agency who has activities for a specific, verifiable authority temporary time period. supported by documentation for the Such activities include, access. but are not limited to,
person must maintain required staff-to-child ratios; and 170-296A-7025 Infant “tummy time” positioning When infants are awake, the licensee or staff must allow each infant supervised tummy time at least three times daily…. 170-296A-7175 Bottle feeding infants (2) When an infant can hold his or her own bottle, the licensee or staff: (b) Must be in the same room within visual range of the infant during feeding. 170-296A-7300 Diaper changing (1) The licensee or staff must: (c) Attend to the child at all times when diapering a child; (d) Other method to alert the staff (you may not lock the door to prevent an exit. It is against the fire code). 170-295-5100 What are the requirements for toilets, handwashing sinks and bathing facilities? (10) If the center is equipped with a bathing facility, you must: (c) Provide constant supervision for the child five years of age and younger and older children who require supervision. 170-295-6060 Who is allowed to have unsupervised access to children in care: (1) During operating hours or while a child is in care, individuals allowed to have unsupervised access to the child in care are: (a) You; (b) An employee or volunteer who has been authorized by DEL to care for or have unsupervised access to children in care; and (c) A representative of a governmental agency who has specific, verifiable authority supported by documentation for the access. (ii) Individual differences and abilities of children; (iii) Layout of the indoor and outdoor licensed space and play area; (iv) The risk associated with the activities children are engaged in; and (v) Any nearby hazards including those in the licensed or unlicensed space. Weight #7 (7) An early learning program staff member not actively supervising children may undertake other child care activities for a temporary time period. Such activities include, but are not limited to,
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