Minnesota SF2507 modifies licensing and certification regulations for children and families, focusing on training, emergency preparedness, and child.
Minnesota SF2507 modifies licensing and certification regulations relating to children and families. It mandates that family child care and group family child care programs must document training on the proper use and installation of child restraint systems for children under eight years old. The bill also requires licensed child care centers to have a written emergency plan for evacuations and other protective measures. Additionally, it outlines specific training requirements for staff, including CPR and first aid, and mandates that these trainings be repeated every five years.
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