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...(A) What are the health training requirements for a child care center? (1) All child care staff members are to be currently trained in first aid and cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) appropriate for the age and developmental levels of the children in care. (a) First aid and CPR trainings are to be completed within the first ninety days of hire. (b) Until all required individuals are current ...

...(A) What are the indoor space requirements for a center? (1) There shall be at least thirty-five square feet of usable wall-to-wall indoor floor space for each child the center is licensed to serve. (2) Usable indoor floor space shall not include bathrooms, hallways, storage rooms or other areas not available or not used for child care. (3) Bathrooms may be included if they are used exclusively by children enroll...

...(A) What are the indoor space requirements for a center? (1) There shall be at least thirty-five square feet of usable wall-to-wall indoor floor space for each child the center is licensed to serve. (2) Usable indoor floor space shall not include bathrooms, hallways, storage rooms or other areas not available or not used for child care. (3) Bathrooms may be included if they are used exclus...

...(A) What are the safe equipment requirements for a licensed child care center? (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 usabl...

...(A) What shall be available on all trips, including routine walking trips? The center shall: (1) Have written and signed permission from the parent before transporting or escorting a child away from the center for field trips and routine trips as detailed in appendix A to this rule. The permission slips shall be kept on file at the center for one year. (2) Attach to each child on a routine ...

...(A) What are the sleep and nap requirements for a licensed child care center? (1) The licensed child care center shall provide a quiet space for children who want to rest, nap, or sleep. (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 asleep d...

...(A) What are the sleep and nap requirements for a licensed child care center? (1) The licensed child care center shall provide a quiet space for children who want to rest, nap, or sleep. (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 do...

...(A) What is the application process to establish or operate a licensed family child care home? A resident of Ohio who wishes to become a licensed family child care provider shall: (1) Complete a professional registry profile for the family child care applicant through the Ohio professional registry (OPR) at https://occrra.org/opr. (2) Register online through the OPR and complete the required or...

...(A) What is the application process to establish or operate a licensed family child care home? A resident of Ohio who wishes to become a licensed family child care provider is to: (1) Complete a professional registry profile for the family child care applicant through the Ohio professional registry (OPR) at https://occrra.org/opr. (2) Register online through the OPR and complete the required fa...

...(A) What are the type A home requirements for building inspections and approval? (1) Licensed type A homes shall be inspected by the local building department having jurisdiction. Building inspections shall be obtained: (a) At the time of application for a child care license. (b) At the time of a type A home requests a license amendment for a change of location. (c) Prior to the use of any areas of the structure ...

...(A) What are the type A home requirements for building inspections? (1) Licensed type A homes shall be inspected by the local building department having jurisdiction. Building inspections shall be obtained: (a) At the time of application for a child care license. (b) At the time a type A home requests a license amendment for a change of location, including a temporary change of location. (c) P...

...(A) What are the requirements to be a licensed family child care provider? The family child care provider shall: (1) Be at least eighteen years old, and for those type B certified or licensed after April 1, 2003, have completed a high school education. Verification of high school education is detailed in appendix A to this rule. (2) Meet the training or education requirements detailed in append...

...(A) What are the requirements to be a licensed family child care provider? (1) The family child care provider is to: (a) Be at least eighteen years old, and for those type B certified or licensed after April 1, 2003, have completed a high school education. Verification of high school education is detailed in appendix A to this rule. (b) Meet the training or education requirements detailed in ...

...(A) What are the requirements for an employee of a family child care provider? (1) An employee shall have on file a completed medical statement that meets the requirements of appendix B to rule 5101:2-13-02 of the Administrative Code. (2) The completed medical statement shall be on file on or before the employee's first day of employment. (B) What are the requirements for a child care staff mem...

...(A) What health training is required for a licensed family child care provider prior to licensure? The family child care provider shall complete the following: (1) Have a current certification in first aid and cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR). Training shall be appropriate for all of the ages of children in care. (2) Have a current training in management of communicable disease and the six-h...

...(A) What health training is required for a licensed family child care provider prior to licensure? The family child care provider is to complete the following: (1) Current certification in first aid and cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR). Training shall be appropriate for all of the ages and developmental levels of children in care. (2) Current training in management of communicable disease. ...

...(A) What are the safe equipment requirements 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 n...

...(A) What are the safe equipment requirements 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 n...

...(A) What shall be available on all trips, including routine walking 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...

...(A) What are the sleep and nap requirements 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...

...(A) What are the sleep and nap requirements 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 c...

...(A) What is the application process to become a certified in-home aide (IHA)? A resident of Ohio who wishes to become an IHA in order to provide publicly funded child care shall: (1) Complete a professional registry profile for the in-home aide applicant through the Ohio professional registry (OPR) at https://www.occrra.org/opr. (2) Register online through the OPR and complete the required orie...

...(A) What is the application process to become a certified in-home aide (IHA)? A resident of Ohio who wishes to become an IHA in order to provide publicly funded child care (PFCC) shall: (1) Complete a professional registry profile for the in-home aide applicant through the Ohio professional registry (OPR) at https://www.occrra.org/opr. (2) Register online through the OPR and complete the requir...

...(A) What is the application process to become a certified in-home aide (IHA)? A resident of Ohio who wishes to become an IHA in order to provide publicly funded child care (PFCC) is to: (1) Complete a professional registry profile for the in-home aide applicant through the Ohio professional registry (OPR) at https://www.occrra.org. (2) Register online through the OPR and complete the required p...

...(A) What are the qualifications to be certified as an in-home aide (IHA)? The in-home aide (IHA) shall complete all application requirements in accordance with appendix A to rule 5101:2-14-02 of the Administrative Code and shall meet the following qualifications: (1) Be at least eighteen years old. (2) Have completed a high school education as verified by appendix A to this rule, for those indi...