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The Importance Of Daycare
We have many rules and have many pieces of training to attend to make us more aware of things that we need to be polished on. I go to trainings every other weekend, because we are supposed to have twenty-six hours, and we have to be certified in CPR and First Aid. There are many steps that we have to follow to keep the daycare clean and manageable for anyone around. Some rules are more important than the others, because if we do not follow them the state will give us a deficiency for not doing things like we are supposed to. There is a website that can help you search for a daycare, and it will show you how many deficiencies they have, or if they have been closed down. We have a lot of child protection that will keep the kids from getting hurt
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