conditions, needs, or allergies for their child. Report new immunizations and any changes in your in writing child’s medical or physical condition. Unless the examining physician has made a determination that it is unnecessary, a tuberculin skin test by the Mantoux method and the results of that test shall be included in the initial examination. The tuberculin skin test by the Mantoux method shall be repeated when children begin elementary school. First Aid will be provided to an injured child. In case of emergency, every effort will be made to contact the parents or designated adult responsible for the child. If neither can be contacted and transportation to the hospital is needed, a staff person will accompany and stay with the child at the hospital. Administering Children’s Medication Many prescription medications now come in two-dose (morning and evening) form. Please consult your physician or pharmacist about this possibility. If it does become necessary for our staff to administer medication, the parent must fill out the proper Medication Administration Form. Many over-the counter medications state that they are for children over age 6. We will dispense such medication only with your doctor's written permission. Medication must be in the original container and clearly labeled with the child’s first and last name. The container shall be in such condition that the name of the medication and the directions for use is clearly readable. Any topical products, such as diaper ointment, sun screen, or insect repellent, must be provided by the parent and approved by the parent in writing to use on the child. Illness We know that it is common for preschoolers to have frequent colds and illnesses. Our greatest concern is for the child’s well-being. Parents, you are strongly encouraged to arrange back-up child care for the days your child(ren) will be too ill to be at the Center.
conditions, needs, or allergies for their child. Report in writing new immunizations and any changes in your child’s medical or physical condition. Unless the examining physician has made a determination that it is unnecessary, a tuberculin skin test by the Mantoux method and the results of that test shall be included in the initial examination. The tuberculin skin test by the Mantoux method shall be repeated when children begin elementary school. First Aid will be provided to an injured child. In case of emergency, every effort will be made to contact the parents or designated adult responsible for the child. If neither can be contacted and transportation to the hospital is needed, a staff person will accompany and stay with the child at the hospital. Administering Children’s Medication Many prescription medications now come in two-dose (morning and evening) form. Please consult your physician or pharmacist about this possibility. If it does become necessary for our staff to administer medication, the parent must fill out the proper Medication Administration Form. Many over-the counter medications state that they are for children over age 6. We will dispense such medication only with your doctor's written permission. Medication must be in the original container and clearly labeled with the child’s first and last name. The container shall be in such condition that the name of the medication and the directions for use is clearly readable. Any topical products, such as diaper ointment, sun screen, or insect repellent, must be provided by the parent and approved by the parent in writing to use on the child. Illness We know that it is common for preschoolers to have frequent colds and illnesses. Our greatest concern is for the child’s well-being. Parents, you are strongly encouraged to arrange back-up child care for the days your child(ren) will be too ill to be at the Center.
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