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The only materials that may be viewed shall consist solely of developmentally appropriate educational programming or programs that actively engage child movement. A Licensee shall limit to a proportionate amount of any such viewing for children ages two (2) and older attending less than a full‐day program.

143.7 Notwithstanding Section 160 (Requirements for a Child Development Facility Operating During Non-Traditional Hours), a Licensee shall ensure that children enrolled are provided periods of rest, not to exceed three (3) hours per day. The duration and scheduling of activities shall be appropriate in order to prevent fatigue and to meet the physical needs of the enrolled children at the Facility, taking into account the ages and developmental levels of the children. Each child in a full-day program shall have specific times designated for rest each day.

143.8 A Licensee shall ensure that each child has a supply of clean, dry clothing following outdoor play, if needed, and that staff promptly remove all soiled clothing from a child and replace it with clean, dry clothing.

143.9 A Licensee shall monitor each enrolled child’s development, share observations with the parent(s) or guardian(s), and provide resource information, as needed, for developmental screenings and early intervention services.

144 HEALTH, SAFETY AND WELFARE: HAND HYGIENE

144.1 A Licensee shall establish and implement a written policy regarding hand washing that addresses the following areas:

(a)Under what circumstances hand washing and hand…#

(a) Under what circumstances hand washing and hand sanitizing are required for staff, volunteers, and children;

(b)Specific hand washing and hand sanitizing procedures;…#

(b) Specific hand washing and hand sanitizing procedures; and

(c)Ongoing monitoring by the Center Director or Caregiver…#

(c) Ongoing monitoring by the Center Director or Caregiver to ensure that proper hand washing procedures are followed by staff, volunteers, and children.

144.2 A Licensee shall post in all food preparation, diapering, toileting areas, and other designated hand washing areas the circumstances when children and staff shall perform hand hygiene.

144.3 A Licensee shall ensure that all staff and volunteers wash their hands in, at least, the following circumstances:

(a) Upon arrival for the day, after breaks or when moving from one group to another;

(b) Before and after: