Action | Amend Standards for Licensed Child Day Centers to Address Federal Health and Safety Requirements |
Stage | Proposed |
Comment Period | Ended on 4/6/2018 |
I believe you need to look at what you are considering a serious injury. Does the department have the ability to manage the reporting for every time a child puts someting in their ear? I think cuts requiring stitches and foreign objects lodged in eye, nose, ear or other body orifice need to be removed from this list. These are childhood injuries and should not be seen as a serious injury. These occurrences happen sometimes and we have children who put foreign objects like pea gravel, macaroni, sand and mulch in their eyes, mouth, nose & ears.