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safely stored and are kept in a secure area, inaccessible to the children at all times.

149.2 A Licensee shall ensure that the telephone number for the local Poison Control Center is posted in a location where it is readily available in an emergency situation.

149.3 A Licensee shall use only non-toxic arts and crafts materials.

150 HEALTH, SAFETY AND WELFARE: FIRST AID AND CPR

150.1 A Licensee shall ensure that all staff members shall possess current and valid certification appropriate to the age of children served by the Facility in first aid and CPR.

150.2 A Licensee shall have at all times at least two (2) staff members at the premises and readily available to administer first aid and CPR for children, unless a caregiver in a child development home is serving no more than six (6) children with only two children being under the age of two.

150.3 A Licensee shall maintain at the Facility premises a quantity of first aid supplies sufficient to meet the Facility’s reasonably expected needs, based on the size of the Facility, the ages and developmental abilities of the enrolled children, and the Facility’s program of activities. A Licensee shall maintain these supplies in a designated location that is readily available to staff and inaccessible to children.

150.4 For every twenty-five (25) children, a Licensee shall maintain a first aid kit that includes, but is not limited to the following supplies:

(a)A current edition of the first aid text published by…#

(a) A current edition of the first aid text published by the American Academy of Pediatrics, the American Red Cross, or an equivalent community first aid guide;