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Post by Rose on Jun 20, 2017 16:19:45 GMT -8
Safe indoor environment: Easy to navigate, no sharp edges or damaged toys, large furniture is secured, shatterproof light covers, cleaning supplies and chemicals out of the reach of children, children's play materials easily within reach of each child so they do not need to climb to reach anything, proper staff-to-child ratio, designated food prep area and changing areas, etc.
Safe outdoor environment: Fence slats no more than 3.5 in apart, barriers on playground equipment to keep children from falling, soft ground under climbing equipment, helmets for riding toys, no dangerous/poisonous plants, pools and water features fenced off so children cannot access them, gates to the street secured so children can not go out without an adult, proper staff-to-child ratios, etc.
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Post by Yuri on Apr 12, 2018 7:13:05 GMT -8
Safe indoor: have a open space area, no chemicals at children’s reach, safe water, locks.
Safe outdoor: fences and playground surfaces, locks, safe water and water play.
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Post by Haley Philyaw on Nov 4, 2018 15:14:50 GMT -8
Indoor:
Water temperature low, all large furniture should be bolted down, nothing that could potentially fall off of shelves or from up high, all chemicals stored out of reach of children, clean and uncluttered, easy sight lines so that children can be seen while at play.
Outdoor:
Fall zones under all climbing areas, clean and well kept, helmets for bikes, all water play is dumped out at end of day so that water remains safe and clean, safe fences and gates.
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Post by Erica on Feb 24, 2019 13:42:51 GMT -8
Safe indoor environment: easily accessible bathrooms, halls and classroom that the children and staff can move through easily, first aid kits in every room, bleach solution and soapy water for cleaning toys and surfaces, no sharp edges or broken equipment, locking doors, telephones, walkie talkies, list of children on hand, locked cabinets for cleaning supplies, extra clothes, and cameras
Safe Outdoor environment: list of children on hand, towels to dry off wet equipment, walkie talkies, enough teachers to supervise children, fences, cameras,locks on gates, fully operational equipment that is not broken, and a first aid kit
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Post by srambow on Feb 27, 2019 15:00:48 GMT -8
Indoor: easily accessible classrooms/ bathrooms and washing stations. All chemical and cleaning supplies out of reach and sight of children. Clean everything! Proper staff to student ratios and a secure and locked building. First Aid Kits! Cameras.
Outdoor: First aid kit, towels to dry off wet equipment, supervision (proper staffing to child ration) equipment that meets children's physical developmental needs. Cameras and locks on gates.
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Post by willsmichelle36 on Apr 22, 2019 17:54:36 GMT -8
Safe indoor: have a open space area, all chemicals are out of children’s reach, safe water, locks.
Safe outdoor: fences and playground surfaces, locks, safe water and water play, accessible to the bathrooms and washing stations, windows and doors are locked so children can not get out.
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Post by Elizabeth Hughes on Aug 30, 2022 20:21:49 GMT -8
Indoor: Appropriate staff-child ratios, no toys small enough for child to swallow, no sharp toys, no sharp corners, child-locked items, no broken toys, no electrical wiring accessible
Outdoor: Appropriate staff-child ratios, fence, clean from any trash, no broken toys, no electrical wiring accessible, proper weather conditions
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