Childproofing, Safety, and Security

3. children in care should be released only to a parent or ___ individual.
4. don’t let preventable accidents happen by affixing ___ plugs over electrical outlets.
8. safety precautions, including ___ or reducing the risk of safety hazards in the childcare home or facility, are important both indoors and outdoors.
9. facilities must have ___ in place for different types of emergencies.
10. water heaters in the childcare home or center must be set no higher than 120°F to prevent the possibility of scalds and burns in the ___ and bathroom.

1. while children should always be supervised, smart safety measures reduce the risk of ___.
2. in the kitchen, locks should be on cabinets, the stove, and the ___.
5. secure all harmful substances behind ___ cabinet doors.
6. whenever children like to play while outside, it needs to be safe and ___.
7. notes about children with special ___ needs or food allergies should be posted in both food preparation and food-safety areas to reduce the risk to the child, and policies should be in place to protect the children from possible reactions.