How to practice reducing exposure to childhood illnesses?

[Yulia M]

I would keep practicing hand washing, sanitizing the door handles, to surfaces and toys. Have the child monitored to make sure his hands are washed after sneezing, and/ or the child is excluded and is in a quiet area away form the class, watching movies or resting under adult supervision.

[Ruth]

Hand washing, wiping down of area and toys, make tissue available at all times, have the sick child lay down away from the others in a quite area, and the day is over sanitize the area and toys again for tomorrow.

[jenaee]

Just make sure you practice good hand washing and the children are practicing good hand washing and Sanitize daily.

[Jasmine]

Staying up to date with immunizations, isolating children when necessary, asking the parents to ensure their children are taking the necessary precautions to prevent illness, washing hands frequently

[Jennifer]

We go through a lot of bleach. We sanitize all day long as needed and according to a schedule. Kids things are kept separate. We send sock kids home.

[Yuri]

I would just sanitize everywhere all the time and also washing your hands constantly.

[s]

Washing hands and properly cleaning play areas and places with high traffic

[amelia]

Appropriate sanitization methods reduce the spread of illness. This includes following diaper changing procedures and disposing diapers correctly and washing hands frequently. Washing children's hands also prevent the spread of germs. Finally, sanitizing toys, tables, and having parents wash bedding is important as well.

[Haley Philyaw]

Wash hands frequently, sanitize frequently, encourage children to wash hands frequently especially if they are exhibiting symptoms. Avoid touching mouth and face with unwashed hands. Make sure kids who are sick are sent home if they exhibit symptoms that your center excludes for. This requires paying close attention to the children to monitor potential changes in affect. 

[SIerra]

We wash hands often and satinize toys often as well as washing bedding.