Why A Daycare Must Be Safe and Secure For Your Child

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As a parent, you want to ensure your child is in
the most caring, nurturing environment while you
are at work. But beyond the smiles and
activities, a top priority in choosing a daycare
should be safety. Your childs well-being and
security should come first. If you are looking
for the best daycare center in Canada, reach out
to Royal Academy Montessori Preschool today.
Our Royal Daycare will be the best option for
your childs growth and development.
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Royal Academy is a leading daycare in Canada. If
you want your child to get a safe and comfortable
atmosphere in a daycare, enroll your child in
our Royal Daycare Center. In this blog, we will
learnwhy its critical to pick a daycare that
emphasizes safety in policies and practices.
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Verified Staff Screening
A reputable daycare like Royal Daycare will have
rigorous screening and background checks on all
staff who supervise children. It includes
identity verification, criminal history,
fingerprinting, child abuse registry checks, and
reference checks. Ensure staff are properly
vetted to prevent dangers.
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Controlled Access
The daycare facility should have controlled
front-door access, requiring staff to unlock
doors and monitor those entering. It prevents
unauthorized individuals from accessing areas
with children. Internal doors to rooms,
playgrounds, or kitchens should be locked or
coded.
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Visitor Sign-In Procedures
To prevent unauthorized individuals from getting
access to kids, there should be formal sign-in
procedures requiring visitors to state their
identity and purpose before entering care areas.
Staff should accompany and monitor visitors at
all times, interacting with children.
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Regular Emergency Drills
The center should conduct regular practice
evacuation, lockdown and shelter-in-place drills
with the children per licensing standards. It
prepares kids and teachers to respond quickly to
emergencies like fires, storms or intruders. Ask
about their emergency protocols.
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First Aid and CPR Trained Staff
All childcare staff, even non-teaching personnel,
should be currently certified in pediatric first
aid, CPR and emergency procedures so they can
properly respond to choking, allergic reactions,
injuries or other crises.
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Up-to-Date Facility Maintenance
The building, utilities, equipment and toys
should meet all current safety codes with no
defects. The center should have documented
compliance with fire, health and licensing
inspections. Areas should be clean, sanitized and
in good repair.
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Outdoor Safety Practices
For playgrounds, verify ample shock-absorbing
surfaces under equipment, age-appropriate
layouts, and protective barriers. Staff should
actively supervise outdoor play to prevent
injuries, bullying or escape. Outdoor areas
should be inspected and maintained.
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Posted Emergency Plans
There should be posted evacuation diagrams,
emergency contact information, and plans for
handling crises like storms, fires and lockdowns.
Staff should be ready to follow these procedures
to keep children from harm.
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Strict Health and Hygiene Policies
The center should adhere to strict hand washing,
sanitizing, and illness exclusion rules. Proper
hygiene and limiting sick children prevent
infectious diseases that can spread rapidly in
group settings.
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Final Words
Dont compromise regarding your childs safety
and security while in daycare. Prioritizing these
protections gives you peace of mind that your
child is cared for in the safest environment. If
you are looking for a Royal Daycare
Center, contact  Royal Academy Montessori
Preschool, Canada, today.
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