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cleaning and sanitizing the diaper changing surface is kept in a secure area, inaccessible to children at all times.
145.11 A Licensee shall store or dispose of soiled diapers, training pants, and clothing and diapering materials as follows:
(a) Cloth diapers, training pants, or clothing soiled with urine or feces that are to be sent home with a child shall be rinsed at the Facility at a location where food preparation does not occur, or shall be placed directly into a plastic container that is sealed tightly, and shall be stored away from the rest of the child’s belongings and out of reach of all children, until sent home with the child at the end of the day;
(b) Cloth diapers, training pants, or clothing soiled with urine or feces that are to be laundered by the Licensee shall be placed in a non-porous covered container containing an appropriate germicidal solution until laundered;
(c) Cloth diapers, training pants, or clothing soiled with urine or feces that are to be either laundered by the Facility, or sent home with a child for laundering, may be held at the Facility for laundering no longer than one (1) day;
(d) A Licensee shall place soiled disposable diapers and training pants in a plastic-lined, covered container that shall be emptied, cleaned, and sanitized with an appropriate germicidal agent at least once daily;
(e) A Licensee shall use only disposable diapering materials, including wipes and changing pads, except as provided for in this chapter, and a Licensee shall discard each such disposable item after one (1) use in the container designated for the discard of soiled disposable diapers; and
(f) All staff shall wear disposable gloves when changing diapers and training pants or when assisting children to remove soiled clothing. A new pair of gloves shall be used and discarded for each successive child.
146 HEALTH, SAFETY AND WELFARE: SAFE SLEEPING AND RESTING PRACTICES
146.1 A Licensee that provides care for one (1) or more infants shall comply with the latest recommendations of the American Academy of Pediatrics (“AAP”) with regard to safe sleep practices and reducing the risk of Sudden Infant Death Syndrome including any recommendation made by the AAP after the effective date of these regulations. If the AAP’s latest recommendations differ from the requirements of this section, the Licensee shall comply with the latest recommendations from the AAP.