EPISODE · Mar 12, 2024 · 32 MIN
Episode 192: How Can Child Care Centers Prevent Poisoning Risks?
from ChildCare Conversations with Kate and Carrie · host Carrie Casey and Kate Woodward Young
Send us Fan MailIn this week's episode, Carrie and Kate discuss Poison Prevention Week and how important this topic is for childcare centers. They identify common hazards such as cleaning supplies, medications, hand sanitizer, plants, and electronic toys. The duo emphasizes the necessity of proper labeling and secure storage of toxic substances to prevent accidental poisonings among children. They also discuss recognizing poisoning symptoms and the increased use of hand sanitizer, particularly due to the pandemic, noting its potential toxicity. The conversation underscores the importance of vigilance in childcare environments to protect children from various poisoning risks.Thanks for Listening 🎧Want to learn more? Check out our book; "From Overwhelmed to I Got This: Guaranteed Success Route to Directing Your Childcare Center" 📖Join our Facebook Group for Childcare professionals!Join our Podcast Newsletter!Want to be a guest on our podcast? Go to our website to learn more.Are you looking for director training in Texas? Check out our Texas Director Website for our training and additional resources!
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Send us Fan Mail In this week's episode, Carrie and Kate discuss Poison Prevention Week and how important this topic is for childcare centers. They identify common hazards such as cleaning supplies, medications, hand sanitizer, plants, and electronic toys. The duo emphasizes the necessity of proper labeling and secure storage of toxic substances to prevent accidental poisonings among children. They also discuss recognizing poisoning symptoms and the increased use of hand sanitizer, particular...
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