• Outings (To Shops, schools, pre-schools & local facilities)
• Utilise large play equipment. Both in my garden and at purpose built play areas (E.g. Wear ‘m’ out (Maidstone))
• Trampoline (Large trampoline, with enclosure in my garden)

Taking of photo for the following:-
 Child’s development records and Profile
 My personal photograph album
 My Childminding Display Board/Portfolio
 My Childminding Promotional Literature
 My Childminding Website
 My Course work for Qualifications
 Other (please specify)


hi can you think of any others please as Im totally dumb struck for any more as I want to cover practically everything.


Thank you

xx

Permission to handle pets (if you have any).
Bev X

outings
observations (carry out and record)
sun tan cream
hypoallergenic dressings (plasters to the mere mortal)
nappy cream
non-prescription medicines - this is changing with eyfs
breathe (Pauline has a very good policy for this)

Have a look on the bromley website if you need help with wording or on ncma website

www.bromleycma.org.uk

Miffy xx

Good advice there

Look at the bromley site like suggested

Happy typing and printing

Angel xx

Baby wipes (hypoallergenic)

Leave sleeping in a buggy

Teeth brushing after lunch

Voice recordings (to be deleted after use)

Leave with someone in an emergency



Think these plus ones above = my list :D

Baby wipes (hypoallergenic)

Leave sleeping in a buggy

Teeth brushing after lunch

Voice recordings (to be deleted after use)

Leave with someone in an emergency



Think these plus ones above = my list :D

i have permission to take in my car as well as outings

Permission to unwrap child from bubble wrap, cotton wool and red tape and let them play:joker:

Sorry that was my attempt at sarcasm. Everytime I think Ive got these policies covered I notice someone post another I hadnt thought of. :doh:

Annie x

My pack consists of:
1 - Details of Child
2 - Details of Parents/Guardians (includes who has parental responsibility, if anyone else has access rights, place of work)
3 - People Authorised to Collect the Child
4 - Outings 1. On Foot 2. On public transport 3. In childminder's vehicle 4. with childminder in another vehicle
5 - Emergency Treatment
6 - Consent for Photos (as yours, plus local newspaper, craft project, emergency cards & CM's mobile phone)
7 - Consent for Written Observations, Audio & Video Recordings (for observations, crafts & keepsakes)
8 - Animals (list of those on premises, those I may look after, list of any animals child is allergic or fearful of)
9 - Face Paints
10 - Sweets & Treats (occasional, not part of regular menu!) including bisuits, cake, ice-cream)
11 - Medical, regular use - calpol, plasters, suncream, teething gel, nappy cream, skin cream, etc (as provided by parent) (details of anything child requires - inhalers, epipens etc)

on the question of plasters do you get the parents to provide the plasters or do you provide them. I don't particularly like plasters but sometimes you need to use one. not sure whether or not ot get parents to provide them or just for me to do it

on the question of plasters do you get the parents to provide the plasters or do you provide them. I don't particularly like plasters but sometimes you need to use one. not sure whether or not ot get parents to provide them or just for me to do it

I would use my own... never thought about it really as I don't remember the last time I used them... They are still in the wrapper in my first aid box from when I got it on my first aid course 2 years ago and I've not opened them yet!

We are insured to use what we have been trained to use - and since the plasters came from the trainers, I suppose I must be covered to use them. :D

I think everyone has just about covered everything.

I keep my own supply of plasters and like Sarah very rarely use them!

Thanks for that didn't know if we had to get parents to provide (sad consdiering how long I have been minding lol)

i th:panic: ink this policy thing is getting silly, i bet pre schools and nurserys dont have all these

we maybe think that policies are silly but in society today you have to cover your own back for EVERYTHING these days. :(