• No food, aside from a pre-made bottle for infants or a closed cup with water, milk, or juice for older children will be allowed in the space and MUST be labeled with the child’s name.
• The room is a shoe-free zone after the gate, so please remove shoes upon entering.
• The parent/guardian must remain on the property the entire time of the child’s stay. All children must be signed in and out. The parent/guardian’s cell phone number and the area the parent/guardian will be in the building must be provided. If a different parent/guardian will be picking up please make sure to list them as well at the time of sign-in.
• Parents will be notified and asked to return to the room if:
  • The child becomes ill.
  • The child is upset and not able to be calmed or comforted by staff after all options have been exhausted.
  • The child becomes violent and is in danger of harming themselves or others.
  • The child needs a diaper change or assistance with wiping while using the bathroom.
• Children who are sick or show signs of illness will not be accepted (at the discretion of a staff member on duty, and in line with all childcare program policies here at the Tucson J). We recognize colds, coughs, and runny noses are common occurrences. We also know infections can be contagious before a child has symptoms and request you consider other children when deciding whether your child should come to JPlay.
  • Demonstrates behavior or displays symptoms indicating they are not well (overly tired, lethargic, very cranky, etc.)
  • Has a temperature of 100.4 or above within 24 hours. Please do not bring your child to JPlay after administering a fever-reducing medication, like Tylenol, to control their fever.
  • Has an uncontrolled cough or a runny/stuffy nose that inhibits breathing.
  • Has diarrhea that is evident by watery stools more than 2 times a day.
  • Has vomited within the last 24 hours.
    • SPECIFIC DISEASE EXCLUSION GUIDELINES
      • Chicken Pox – Until all the blisters have dried into scabs: about 7 days after onset of rash.
      • Conjunctivitis Pink Eye/bacterial infection – Until 24 hours after treatment begins.
      • Coxsackie – Until fever has subsided and blisters are no longer present in the mouth.
      • Impetigo – Until all sores are healed or can be covered with bandages or child has been treated with antibiotics for at least a full 24 hours.
      • Lice (head) – Until first treatment is completed and no live lice or nits are seen.
      • Measles – Until 5 days after the rash appears. A child may return if a physician states they are not contagious and/or after being fever or symptom-free for 24 hours.

ACCIDENT + EMERGENCY PROCEDURES If your child has an accident, injury, or emergency that, based on an evaluation by a staff member, requires medical treatment by a health care provider, we shall ensure that a staff member:

• Sees to the comfort and safety of your child.
• Notifies the parent immediately.

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