
Some of the rules went into effect this past June; additionally, beginning in December 2012, any facility—including churches—that provides child care and compensates its workers must use compliant cribs.
What's not as clear is what happens in a situation in which a church doesn't charge a fee or compensate workers. But even such a church would be wise to learn the new laws and consider voluntary compliance. Doing so would help to ensure the safety of children in its care and help to minimize its vulnerability to a future civil lawsuit, were the unthinkable to occur.
To help churches of all sizes and situations, we've provided an overview through this free article from ChurchSafety.com
Someone mentioned something to me about a change in the law dealing with cribs. Thanks for posting this, it saved me from having to research this. Thanks.
ReplyDeleteMake sure you read the free article link as the law really doesn't specify church nurseries. Not sure why, but it seems reasonable to comply with.
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