| Babysitters and Alternative Caregivers | Home and Grounds | Outdoor Activity Space | Reasonable and Prudent Parent | Miscellaneous |
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What is the length of time making an individual a alternative caregiver?
24 to 72 hours of time cared for.
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What is water between 105 and 120 degrees Fahrenheit?
Safe and Sanitary water temperature.
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Bodies of water must be inaccessible if a child is younger then 10 years of age.
A child of this age must have bodies of water be inaccessible.
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Denying the child's rights.
Applying this standard should not result in _____
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There are 16 denial reasons.
The number of reasons for denial of an applicant.
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What is a short term babysitter?
This individual does not need to be fingerprinted.
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What is age 2 unless otherwise approved due to additional needs?
Up to what age does a child remain in a crib.
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What is an enclosure or pool cover. Both must meet specific regulations.
Approved methods of making a body of water inaccessible.
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Provide the youth with a “normal” life experience in out home care.
Empower the out-of-home caregiver to encourage youth to engage in extracurricular activities that promote child well being. Allow for reasonable parenting decisions to be made by the out-of-home caregiver without waiting to obtain the social worker or Juvenile Court approval. Remove barriers to recruitment and retention of high quality foster caregivers. Reduce the need for social workers to either give permission or to obtain Juvenile Court approval for reasonable care giving activities, should be care-giving. Respect the rights of youth in out-of-home care.
The goal of reasonable and prudent parent standard.
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Who is the alternative caregiver?
This individual is recommended to be fingerprinted.
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What is the alternative caregiver?
This individual must be at least 18 years of age.
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What is the child must be at least 6 years of age?
A child in a top bunk of a bunk bed must be at least what age?
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What are flotation devices?
Pool covers must be supported by this device to be in compliance.
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A parent must take “reasonable steps” to determine the appropriateness of the request, activity, or situation before approving it.
A parent does this in applying reasonable and prudent parent standard.
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When they are regularly present in the home.
An individual is required to be fingerprinted and associated to a licensed resource home.
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Who is the alternative caregiver?
This individual can provide care provide care without their home being approved.
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Placements can share rooms with other placements, biological, guardianship or adoption children as age and developmentally appropriate.
A child placed in the home can share a bedroom with _____.
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If a home has a kiddie pool the pool must be emptied after each use.
Kiddie pools must have this done in order to be in compliance.
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Sleep-overs with friends, Social events, School-sponsored field trips, and Scouting.
Use of occasional short-term babysitters and alternative caregivers. Leaving a child alone without adult supervision. Access to fish ponds, fountains, creeks, and similar bodies of water. Access to household kitchen knives and appliances, disinfectants, and cleaning solutions. Access to medications for self-administration.
Scenarios in which reasonable and prudent parent standard should be applied.
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Self latching.
Latches on enclosures for pools must be _____
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What is the child must be over age 10?
A child of this age can be in the home without adult supervision, but not unsupervised overnight.
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Ammunition must be locked and stored separately from firearms.
Storage of ammunition in a safe an inaccessible manner.
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Enclosures must be at least 60 inches in height.
An enclosure must be this height to be in compliance.
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Who is the agency social worker?
The person we recommend a parent consult prior to use of reasonable and prudent parent standard.
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2 years.
A parent on inactive status may remain within this status for ______ from the request date.
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