parent consent prior to giving Non-prescription the medication. medication. (8) You must have written prescription consent from a health care provider with prescriptive medication brought authority prior to providing: to the early learning (a) Vitamins; program by a parent (b) Herbal supplements; and or guardian must be (c) Fluoride. in the original packaging. WAC 170-295-3070 A parent or How must I store medications? guardian must (1) You must store medications label in the original container labeled prescription with: medication (a) The child's first and last with their names; child’s first and (b) If a prescription, the date last name, the the prescription was filled; expiration (c) The expiration date; and date, medical (d) Easy to read instructions on need, dosage how to give the medication amount, and (i.e., the bottle is in the length of time original package or container to give the with a clean and readable medication; label). (2) You must store prescription medications: medication (a) In a container inaccessible must only be to children (including staff given to the medications); child named on (b) Away from sources of the label moisture; provided by
prescription prescription prescription parent consent prior to giving the medication. (8) You must have written consent from a health care provider with prescriptive authority prior to providing: (a) Vitamins; (b) Herbal supplements; and (c) Fluoride. WAC 170-295-3070 How must I store medications? (1) You must store medications in the original container labeled with: (a) The child's first and last names; (b) If a prescription, the date the prescription was filled; (c) The expiration date; and (d) Easy to read instructions on how to give the medication (i.e., the bottle is in the original package or container with a clean and readable label). (2) You must store medications: (a) In a container inaccessible to children (including staff medications); (b) Away from sources of moisture; Non-prescription medication. medication brought to the early learning program by a parent or guardian must be in the original packaging. A parent or guardian must label medication with their child’s first and last name, the expiration date, medical need, dosage amount, and length of time to give the medication; medication must only be given to the child named on the label provided by
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