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470 IAC 3-1.1-21 “Toddler” defined
Who is a child from twelve (12) months of age through twenty-four (24) months of age.
General Definitions: (74) “Toddler
Who is a child who is less than thirty (30) months of age and is able to walk consistently unassisted.
470 IAC 3-1.1-22.5 “Volunteer” defined
Sec. 22.5. As used in this rule, “volunteer” means a direct child care provider who is not paid. If the volunteer is counted in the child to staff ratio, he or she must be fourteen (14) years of age or older and must meet the same requirements as paid personnel.
General Definitions: (77) “Volunteer"
“Volunteer” means a person working or assisting in the child care center more than eight (8) hours per month who is not paid by the center.
They shall work under the direct supervision of a caregiver and shall not be left in charge of a child care home.
Who is a Student Assistant or volunteer
Opportunity shall be provided for children to play outdoors daily except when?
(1) the severity of the weather poses a safety or health hazard; or (2) when there is a health related reason documented by a parent, legal guardian, or physician for a child to remain indoors.
Opportunity shall be provided for children to play outdoors daily except when?
(1) the severity of the weather poses a safety or health hazard; or (2) when there is a health related reason documented by a parent, legal guardian, or physician for a child to remain indoors.
What are the 470 IAC 3-4.7-11 Reporting requirements; general
(1) Change in the name of licensee.
(2) Change in the name of the child care center
(3) Change in the location of the child care center prior to relocation.
(4) Change in the number of children to be cared for, if in excess of the number authorized in the license, prior to the acceptance of the additional children.
(5) Change in the ages of children to be cared for, when the change includes the care for children above or below the ages as authorized in the license, prior to the acceptance of the child or children.
(6) Change in the hours of operation, after 6 p.m. and before 6 a.m.
(7) The closing of the child care center operation and the effective date.
(8) Alterations or construction that changes room sizes or adds space to the child care center prior to construction.
(9) Change in the use of rooms, especially regarding infants, toddlers, and twos, unless the room has previously been approved for the particular new use.
(10) Employment of a new director.
What is (1) a stove and oven or microwave; (2) a refrigerator; and (3) a sink with hot and cold running water; in operating condition sufficient to accommodate the food requirements of the number of children in care?
What requires a
(1) Inspections and approval of the building by the division or the SFM.
(2) Division receipt of two (2) satisfactory water sample reports twenty-four (24) hours apart for private wells or approval by municipal system.
(3) Other verification of correction of the problem necessitating the closure.
What is (d) If closure is necessary for one (1) of the conditions listed in subsection (a), a child care center may not reopen without division approval. This approval will be contingent on one (1) or more of the following: