Toys. The toys selected for the Xxxxxx Dog must be appropriate for the age as well as the chewing tendency of the Xxxxxx Dog.
Toys. No toys should be brought from home. If something to sleep with is needed (special blanket or animal) bring it, but it will only be for naptime, and will be put up when the child first arrives. Exception: Show and Tell during Mother Goose Time and other special activity days. TOILET TRAINING I will be more than happy to help with potty training provided that it is not done before the age of 2.5 years and parents initiate the process at home first, whether it is over a weekend or during vacation. I expect parents to work with me in this process which means once potty training is initiated I want the child in training pants or pull-ups at all times. Putting a child in a diaper for your convenience because you are going out or for whatever reason will only confuse the child and delay the training process. I also require that all potty training children wear clothing that they can handle successfully on their own - no onesies, no overalls, no belts or jeans with buttons or snaps. Elastic waist pants are the most appropriate. Parents will be asked to supply extra sets of spare clothing during the training period.
Toys. The staff would like your support in having the children keep their TOYS and JEWELRY at home. The school will not be held responsible for your child’s belongings at school. Children are allowed to bring items to share only when it is scheduled in their classrooms. NO GUNS, WAR TOYS, OR OTHER TOYS OF DESTRUCTION. These items are not allowed in our school. If a child must have a means to express feelings of aggression, may we suggest clay to pound (manual dexterity), hammer and saw to use (good visual-motor perception), punching bag to hit (to vent anger while developing perceptual abilities), and finger paints (to soothe jangled feelings while practicing a developmental rhythmic movement).
Toys. Section I Legislative, regulatory and administrative provisions Provisions covered by Article 1 paragraph 2 European Union 1. Directive 2009/48/EC of the European Parliament and of the Council of 18 June 2009 on the safety of toys (OJ L 170, 30.6.2009, p.1, as last amended by Commission Regulation (EU) No 681/2013 (OJ L 195,18.7.2013, p.16) (hereinafter referred to as “Directive 2009/48/EC”) Switzerland 100. Federal Law of 9 October 1992 on foodstuffs and commodities (RO 1995 1469) as last amended on 9 November 2011 (RO 2011 5227) 101. Ordinance of 23 November 2005 on foodstuffs and commodities (RO 2005 5451) as last amended on 23 October 2013 (RO 2013 3669) 102. Ordinance of the Federal Department of Home Affairs (FDHA) of 15 August 2012 on the safety of toys (RO 2012 4717) as last amended on 25 November 2013 (RO 2013 5297) 103 Ordinance of the FDHA of 23 of November 2005 on the enforcement of foodstuff legislation (RO 2005 6555) as last amended on 15 August 2012 (RO 2012 4855) 104 Ordinance of 17 June 1996 on the Swiss accreditation system and on the designation of test laboratories and conformity assessment bodies (RO 1996 1904), as last amended on 1 June 2012 (RO 2012 2887)
Toys. Possession of any toys, games, etc., without permission of the administration and/or teacher (toy weapons may result in more severe consequences, Level 1-5).
Toys. Put the toys away as best you can. Toys should be in their bins, and books should be shelved. It doesn’t need to be perfect, but it must be ready for the next activity as there is no staff. Please clean any toys that need to be cleaned. ● Mouthed Toys: Please wash any mouthed toys. ● Vacuum: Please be mindful to vacuum or sweep all crumbs. This is our defense against pests! The vacuum can be found by the front desk. ● Disinfect: Wipe down and disinfect any surfaces that came into contact with food. ● Spills: Clean up any spills including those on rugs and furniture. ● Heat/AC: Xxxxx adjust the thermostat (near the train table) to your comfort level during your party. Return heat setting to 67, or air conditioning to 77 before you leave.
Toys. Please know that if the child is unwilling to share a toy with the other children it will be put away until the end of the day. We do not mind if a child brings a toy from home, but if a certain item becomes a problem we will have to ask that that item be left at home. We are not responsible for lost items brought from home. Parents will be notified of recalled toys and the recalled toys will be dealt with accordingly.
Toys. Please do not bring play things including electronic games and devices to the center as they may become lost. The Program has adequate recreational equipment. If your child does bring toys, we are not responsible if they get broken or lost.
Toys. Since it is often difficult to share personal toys, we ask that your child NOT bring toys from home. At TLBCEC, INC, toys are provided for the children that have been selected for their educational and age appropriateness. If your child’s teacher requests that an item be brought for show-n-tell, please remind your child that this is show-n-tell and will remain in their cubby until show-n-tell time. Please do not bring toy guns or weapons of any kind. We cannot be responsible for broken or missing toys brought from home. Please make sure toys are left home.
Toys. We understand that you would like your pet to have toys during their stay. Guests will only be allowed toys during the day, (hours where there is plenty of supervision). Dogs that destroy or eat any pieces of toys will not be allowed to have toys due to safety reasons. This is so that your pet does not accidentally swallow a piece that they cannot pass. We are sorry for any inconveniences. Toys that are never allowed: Rawhide, marrow bones, rope toys, antlers, hard to chew treats other than softer Greenies/Dentastix/etc.
