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Posted by ICCRR in News on 2/20/2024
HCCI announces update to Child Illnesses/Exclusion Criteria
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Posted by ICCRR in News on 5/17/2021
DHS announces new child care guidance for common child illnesses and exclusion criteria for education and child care settings.
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Iowa Department of Public Health and its public and private partners continue to prepare plans and procedures in case they should be needed. It is important for child care providers to prepare for COVID-19 in the same way they prepare for severe weather or other events that could disrupt their normal routine.
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The first years of a child’s life can have a profound impact on future learning, behavior and overall well-being. The Adverse Childhood Experiences Study (ACEs) revealed that childhood trauma is common and can have a huge impact on future behaviors and health outcomes.
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Children under the age of five are at an increased risk for foodborne illness and related health complications because their immune systems are still developing. Young children with developing immune systems cannot fight off infections as well as adults can. Additionally, young children produce less stomach acid that kills harmful bacteria, making it easier for them to get sick.
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