Broadus Bumblebee Daycare

37.95.1005 INFANT’S AND TODDLERS, SLEEPING (Facility Records)

37.95.181 DAY CARE FACILITIES: MEDICATION ADMINISTRATION (Medication File)

“4. If the provider/facility elects to administer medication to children, the provider/facility must maintain the following documentation on site: a. A medication record which includes: i. the written authorization of the parents for the caregiver to administer medication; ii. the prescription by a health care provider if required; and iii. a medication administration log. b. a written medication administration policy which includes at a minimum: i. types of medication which may be administered; and ii. medication administration procedures to be followed, including the route of medication administration, the amount of medication given, and the times when medication is to be administered; and c. A health care and medication plan for children who may have special health care needs or those requiring medication for chronic health conditions which has been approved by a health care provider licensed in Montana.”

37.95.141 CHILDREN’S RECORDS (Child File Review)

“4. Prior to a child being enrolled or entered into a child care facility, the following information, signed by the parent or guardian, must be on file: a. written information on each child explaining any special needs of the child, including allergies; b. a release or authorization of persons allowed to pick up the child; c. necessary medical forms, including all medication authorization and administration logs, signed and updated immunization records and the names of emergency contact persons; and d. an emergency consent form. This form must accompany staff when children are away from the day care site for activities.”

37.95.140 IMMUNIZATION (Child File Review)

“7. A child may initially conditionally attend a day care facility if: a. the child has received at least one dose of each of the vaccines required for the child's age; b. a form prescribed by the department documenting the child's conditional immunization status is on file at the day care facility and is attached to the department's Montana certificate of immunization (HES-101); and c. the child is not past due for the next required dose (as noted on the conditional enrollment form) of the vaccine in question”

37.95.1003 INFANT’S AND TODDLERS FEEDING (Feeding)

“3. Bottles shall not be propped. Infants too young to sit in high chairs shall be held in a semi-sitting position for all bottle feedings. a. Infants and toddlers who use a bottle shall not be allowed to lie on their backs when drinking from the bottle. b. Older infants and toddlers shall be provided age appropriate feeding equipment when being fed. This includes safe high chairs, baby feeding tables, booster seats, and child-size tables and chairs. Use of these types of equipment must be used in accordance with the manufacturer's instructions and must be appropriate for the age of the child using the equipment. c. Infants six months of age or over who show a preference for holding their own bottles may do so provided an adult remains in the room and within observation of the infant. d. Bottles and spill-proof cups (sippy cups) must be taken from the infant or toddler when they finish feeding, when the bottle or cup is empty, and while they are sleeping.”