DAYCARE POLICIES

Discussion in 'Discussion Group' started by blauref, Sep 13, 2007.

  1. blauref

    blauref Guest

    Anyone that has kids in a daycare, PLEASE find out if they report incidents to parents anytime an incident occurs. My daughter works in a daycare and reported abuse of a child and the owner/director did nothing. My daughter has been to the director and nothing was done. Therefore, I instructed her to confront the parent with what she witnessed. My understanding is that it is a law that any reported incidents have to be reported to the parents within 48 hours of the incident.????????????????
     
  2. GarnerGirl2000

    GarnerGirl2000 Well-Known Member

    yea they should but some directors wont do anything! i worked with one that wouldnt report things so i took matters in to my own hands and called the div of children and social services. they took an anonymous report and where at the daycare the next day!
     
  3. Tit4Tat

    Tit4Tat Well-Known Member

    So, I am a little confused here. The parent is abusing the child or someone at day care is abusing a child and it isnt being reported to the parent. Please clarify.
     
  4. WillSpanker

    WillSpanker Well-Known Member

    tit4tat wrote
    A little?Reread the original post:p :lol:
     
  5. DAH22

    DAH22 Well-Known Member

    An incident could be were one child hit or bit another child/ or one child fell outside... You should write up an incident form for all accidents/or incidents.
     
  6. froggerplus

    froggerplus Well-Known Member

    At the one we used, they have to report every incident to the parents.
     
  7. mom2~1boy

    mom2~1boy Guest

    correct, policies are that if a child is hurt or hurts another child it is to be wrote up signed by both sets of parents (seperate) copies to all and put in a file for the child....
     
  8. Tit4Tat

    Tit4Tat Well-Known Member

    I did re read. I guess the word "abuse" is wrong. So a child got hurt by another kid?
     
  9. KellBell

    KellBell Well-Known Member

    I would NEVER confront the parent, nor advise that someone confront the parent, that's truly asking for trouble. If she saw something, I would probably take GarnerGirl's advice and call Child Welfare and make an anonymous report.
     

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