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...ements for a licensed family child care provider? (1) Equipment, materials, and furniture shall be sturdy, safe and easy to clean and maintain. They shall also be free of sharp points or corners, splinters, or protruding nails; loose or rusty parts; peeling or chipping paint; or other hazardous features. (2) Furniture, equipment and materials which are not usable due to breakage or being a hazar...

... water is not publicly supplied, the provider shall contact the Ohio environmental protection agency (EPA) to determine if it qualifies as a public water system. (a) If the water supply qualifies as a public water system, the provider shall comply with the Ohio EPA requirements. (b) If the water supply does not qualify as a public water system, the provider shall contact the local health departme...

... water is not publicly supplied, the provider shall contact the Ohio environmental protection agency (EPA) to determine if it qualifies as a public water system. (a) If the water supply qualifies as a public water system, the provider shall comply with the Ohio EPA requirements. (b) If the water supply does not qualify as a public water system, the provider shall contact the local health departme...

... trips? The licensed family child care provider shall: (1) Have written and signed permission from the parent before transporting or escorting a child away from the home for field trips and routine trips as detailed in appendix A to this rule. The permission slips shall be kept on file at the home for one year. (2) Attach to each child on a routine or field trip, except children being trans...

... trips? The licensed family child care provider shall: (1) Have written and signed permission from the parent before transporting or escorting a child away from the home for field trips and routine trips as detailed in appendix A to this rule. The permission slips shall be kept on file at the home for one year from the date of the trip. (2) Attach to each child on a routine or field trip, e...

.../2016) for a licensed family child care provider? The provider shall: (1) Have a completed JFS 01234 on file for each child in care by the first day of attendance, including the provider's own children under the age of six. (2) Ensure the JFS 01234 is reviewed at least annually by the parent and updated as needed when information changes. The parent and the provider shall initial and date the form when the informa...

...n" for a licensed family child care provider? The provider shall: (1) Have a completed JFS 01234 on file for each child by the first day of attendance, including the provider's own children under the age of six. (2) Ensure the JFS 01234 is reviewed at least annually by the parent and updated as needed when information changes. The parent and the provider shall initial and date the form when the...

...ts for a licensed family child care provider? The family child care provider shall: (1) Have a written plan for medical or dental emergencies on the JFS 01242 "Medical, Dental and General Emergency Plan for Child Care" (rev. 12/2016). The plan shall be completed, implemented when necessary, and shall be posted in a noticeable location on each level of the home in use for child care. (2) Complet...

...ts for a licensed family child care provider? The family child care provider shall: (1) Have a written plan for medical or dental emergencies on the JFS 01242 "Medical, Dental and General Emergency Plan for Child Care." The plan shall be completed, implemented when necessary, and shall be posted in a noticeable location on each level of the home in use for child care. (2) Complete the JFS 01201...

...ements for a licensed family child care provider? The requirements include: (1) Posting the daily schedule in a visible place in the home. (2) Providing opportunities for both quiet and active play suitable to the developmental levels and abilities of each child in care. (3) Providing activities to promote the children's physical, social-emotional, cognitive and language development. (4) Providing opportunities ...

...ts for a licensed family child care provider? The requirements include: (1) Posting the daily schedule in a visible place in the home. (2) Providing opportunities for both quiet and active play suitable to the developmental levels and abilities of each child in care. (3) Providing activities to promote the children's physical, social-emotional, cognitive and language development. (4) Prov...

...ze for a licensed family child care provider? (1) Each child care staff member shall care for no more than six children at any one time. No more than three of those children may be under two years of age. (2) The family child care provider shall not exceed the license capacity at any time when caring for children during the provider's hours of operation. (3) The family child care provider s...

...ze for a licensed family child care provider? (1) Each child care staff member shall care for no more than six children at any one time. No more than three of those children may be under two years of age. (2) The family child care provider shall not exceed the license capacity at any time when caring for children during the provider's hours of operation. (3) The family child care provider s...

...vision for a licensed family child care provider and child care staff members? The family child care provider and each child care staff member shall: (1) Leave no child unsupervised. Supervision means the provider or child care staff member has knowledge of a child's needs and accountability for his or her care at all times. Supervision includes awareness of and responsibility for the activity of each child and bei...

...vision for a licensed family child care provider and child care staff members? The family child care provider and each child care staff member shall: (1) Leave no child unsupervised. Supervision means the provider or child care staff member has knowledge of a child's needs and accountability for his or her care at all times, including but not limited to, developmental and behavioral needs and ...

...ements for a licensed family child care provider? (1) The family child care provider shall provide a quiet space for children who want to rest, nap or sleep, including provider's own children. (2) Nap and rest time shall be in accordance with the developmental needs of the child. (3) Rest or nap areas shall be lighted to allow for visual supervision of all children at all times. (4) Any child who does not fall as...

...ements for a licensed family child care provider? (1) The family child care provider shall provide a quiet space for children who want to rest, nap or sleep, including provider's own children. (2) Nap and rest time shall be in accordance with the developmental needs of the child. (3) Rest or nap areas shall be lighted to allow for visual supervision of all children at all times. (4) Any child who ...

...A) When is a licensed family child care provider considered to be providing evening and overnight care? Evening or overnight care is when children are in attendance any time between the hours of seven p.m. and six a.m. (B) What is required when evening and overnight care is provided? If the licensed family child care provider has evening or overnight care, the following are required: (1) The provider and/or child...

...hen is a licensed family child care provider considered to be providing evening and overnight care? Evening or overnight care is when children are in attendance any time between the hours of seven p.m. and six a.m. (B) What is required when evening and overnight care is provided? If the licensed family child care provider has evening or overnight care, the following are required: (1) The provider ...

...snacks for a licensed family child care provider? The family child care provider shall: (1) Serve varied, nutritious and appropriately timed meals and snacks as described in appendix A to this rule. (2) Follow the portion sizes and nutritional requirements for meals and snacks described in appendix B to this rule. (3) Serve food that is not a choking hazard, and that is developmentally appropriate in size, amount...

...snacks for a licensed family child care provider? The family child care provider is to: (1) Serve varied, nutritious and appropriately timed meals and snacks as described in appendix A to this rule. (2) Follow the portion sizes and nutritional requirements for meals and snacks described in appendix B to this rule. (3) Serve food that is not a choking hazard, and that is developmentally appropr...

... (1) The licensed family child care provider shall: (a) Allow infants to safely and comfortably sit, crawl, toddle, walk and play according to the infant's stage of development. (b) Remove each infant from the crib, swing, infant seat, exercise seat or other equipment throughout the day for individual attention. (c) Provide each non-crawling infant the opportunity for tummy time each day. ...

... (1) The licensed family child care provider shall: (a) Allow infants to safely and comfortably sit, crawl, toddle, walk and play according to the infant's stage of development. (b) Remove each infant from the crib, swing, infant seat, exercise seat or other equipment throughout the day for individual attention. (c) Provide each non-crawling infant the opportunity for tummy time, outside of the...

...are home? (1) If the family child care provider has a swimming pool located on the premises, the provider shall make the pool inaccessible to children who are in care by a fence or other physical barrier (the locked house door is not a sufficient barrier) that prevents children from accessing the water. A pool shall meet at least one of the following barrier options: (a) For in-ground or at ground level pool: (i) ...

...home? (1) If the family child care provider has a swimming pool located on the premises, the provider shall make the pool inaccessible to children who are in care by a fence or other physical barrier (the locked house door is not a sufficient barrier) that prevents children from accessing the water. A pool shall meet at least one of the following barrier options: (a) For in-ground or at ground l...