COVID-19
UPDATED POLICIES TO KEEP FAMILIES, CHILDREN, PROVIDERS, and COMMUNITIES SAFE
Change is never easy, especially when it is forced. New and added stress are difficult for children, parents, child care providers, educators, and businesses. We must stay connected and care for each other as best we can during this time. As an agency, we want to help influence a positive mindset that will get us all through the coming weeks/months.
Reopening our doors is going to look a little different. New policies are in effect to minimize risks and keep everyone as safe as possible. Our strategies and requirements come from multiple sources, including WHO, HPEPH, Hastings County Children's Services, Provincial leaders (Ontario and across the country), and the Ministry of Education.
Reopening our doors is going to look a little different. New policies are in effect to minimize risks and keep everyone as safe as possible. Our strategies and requirements come from multiple sources, including WHO, HPEPH, Hastings County Children's Services, Provincial leaders (Ontario and across the country), and the Ministry of Education.
Please note, we feel to reopen with a safety-first mindset listening to the most current science-based recommendations is a priority. As a private business, it is within our right to create, implement, and enforce these policies.
If a parent has a concern related to the home child care premises and requests a tour of the home, this request will not be denied. However, Little Lambs Home Daycare partners with amazing women who we trust to provide quality care, each home has received a thorough inspection upon licensing and monthly home visits by our staff. Requiring a tour should not be necessary.
| sanitary_policy_2019.pdf |
| Letter to Parents/Guardians |
| Provider Daily checklists |