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Beds, Cots, Mats, Diaper stations and Cribs Cleaning, Sanitizing, and Disinfecting Georgia CTAE Resource Network Instructional Resources Office July 2009.

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1 Beds, Cots, Mats, Diaper stations and Cribs Cleaning, Sanitizing, and Disinfecting Georgia CTAE Resource Network Instructional Resources Office July 2009

2 Infant and toddler rooms One year old or less: be sure to change the lines daily Cots or mats must be sanitized daily Other classrooms linens are to be changed and sanitized weekly

3 DAY NURSERY CLEANING AND DISINFECTING SCHEDULE http://www.region.durham.on.ca/de partments/health/daycares/cleaning_ sanitizing_sch.pdfhttp://www.region.durham.on.ca/de partments/health/daycares/cleaning_ sanitizing_sch.pdf

4 Washing and Disinfecting Diaper Changing Areas Diaper Changing Areas should: -Only be used for changing diapers. -Be smooth and nonporous, such as Formica (NOT wood). -Have a raised edge or low fence around the area to prevent a child from falling off. -Be next to a sink with hot and cold running water. -Not be used to prepare food, mix formula, or rinse pacifiers. - Be easily accessible to providers. -Be out of reach of children.

5 Washing and Disinfecting Diaper Changing Areas Diaper changing areas should be cleaned and disinfected after each diaper changer as follows: 1) Clean the surface with soap and water and rinse with clear water. 2) Dry the surface with a paper towel. 3) Thoroughly wet the surface with the recommended bleach solution. 4) Air dry. Do not wipe.

6 Clothing Do not wash or rinse clothing soiled with fecal material in the child care setting. Put the soiled clothes in a plastic bag and seal the bag to await pick up by the child’s parent or guardian at the end of the day.

7 Clothing Explain to parents that washing or rinsing soiled diapers and clothing increases the chances that you and the children may be exposed to germs that cause diseases.

8 Sleep Equipment Each item of sleep equipment, including cribs, cots, mattresses, blankets, sheets, etc., should be cleaned and sanitized before being assigned to a specific child. The bedding items -should be labeled with that child’s name, and should only be used by that child. Children shall -not share bedding. Infants linens (sheets, pillowcases, blankets) shall be cleaned and sanitized

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