Minnesota SF4832 modifies training requirements for child care providers on reducing the risk of abusive head trauma and sudden unexpected infant.

Minnesota SF4832 modifies training requirements for child care providers to include interactive sessions on reducing the risk of abusive head trauma and sudden unexpected infant death. The bill mandates that child care providers receive training every two years, which can be completed through a video of no more than one hour. The training must address risk factors, methods to reduce risk, and communication with parents. The commissioner is required to develop a video presentation on the dangers of shaking infants and young children, which can be used in conjunction with the training.

Minnesota SF4832 modifies training requirements for child care providers on reducing the risk of abusive head trauma and sudden unexpected infant.

Minnesota SF4832 modifies training requirements for child care providers to include interactive sessions on reducing the risk of abusive head trauma and sudden unexpected infant death. The bill mandates that child care providers receive training every two years, which can be completed through a video of no more than one hour. The training must address risk factors, methods to reduce risk, and communication with parents. The commissioner is required to develop a video presentation on the dangers of shaking infants and young children, which can be used in conjunction with the training.