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protection from hazards that can cause bodily injury such as electrical hazards, bodies of water, and vehicular traffic, and emergency preparedness planning and response);

Children’s Records 290-2-3-.08(5) Such records shall include documentation of any medications given as required by these rules. 290-2-3-.08(8)(b)(3) Policies and Procedures. Each Family Child Care Learning Home shall establish policies and procedures, which shall be kept current, be consistent with applicable laws, including but not limited to the Americans with Disabilities Act, regulations and these rules, made available to the Parents, and used to govern the operations of the Family Child Care Learning Home. The policies and procedures shall also include written procedures for the following: Administering medication and recording noticeable adverse reactions to medication. 290-2-3-.08(8)(b)(5) Policies and Procedures. Each Family Child Care Learning Home shall establish policies and procedures, which shall be kept current, be consistent with applicable laws, including but not limited to the Americans with Disabilities Act, regulations and these rules, made available to the Parents, and used to govern the operations of the Family Child Care Learning Home. The policies and procedures shall also include written procedures for the following: Noticeable adverse reaction to medication(s). Health, Safety, and Discipline 290-2-3-.11(1)(b) Health. Parental Notification. Parents must be notified of incidents, illnesses, or injuries as follows: Immediately notify Parent(s) and obtain specific instructions until child can be picked up or returned to group: When professional medical attention is required, or When child experiences symptoms of moderate discomfort such as elevated temperature, vomiting or diarrhea, or When child is involved in an incident that puts their health and/or safety at risk (e.g., missing from program, left on vehicle, escaped from building/playground, etc.) Notify Parent(s) by the end of the day: When professional medical attention is not required, or When child experiences symptoms of less than moderate discomfort, or When child experiences an adverse reaction to prescribed medication which does not constitute moderate discomfort. 290-2-3-.11(1)(d) Health. Except for first aid and as authorized under Georgia law, personnel shall not dispense prescription or nonprescription medications to a Child without specific written authorization from the Child's physician or Parent. All medications shall be stored as authorized under Georgia law or in accordance with the prescription or label instructions and kept in places that are inaccessible to children. Each dose of medication given to a Child shall be documented showing the Child's name, name of medication, date and time given, and the name of the person giving the medication. 290-2-3-.11(3)(a) Discipline. Disciplinary actions used to correct a Child's behavior, guidance techniques and any activities in which the Children participate or