Health, Safety and Nutrition
When your child is Sick:
- Child Passenger Safety Information
New state law will require booster seats for children under 8 years old!
| Wednesday, Oct 05 2011 01:02 PMChildren in cars will be required to ride in a booster seat until they are 8 years old under a new law signed Tuesday by Gov. Jerry Brown.Current law requires booster seats for children until they reach the age of 6 or weigh at least 60 pounds.Sen. Noreen Evans, D-Santa Rosa, said that does not go far enough, and Brown agreed. Exceptions will be made for any child 7 years old or younger who is at least 4 feet 9.Similar legislation was vetoed twice by Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger. The new law will go into effect on Jan. 1, 2012
A list of businesses that provide Pediatric CPR/First Aid Training.
My Plate replaces the food pyramid. Click here for more information.
Check out our collection of information on Child Nutrition
Whooping Cough
Swine Flu
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General Swine Flu Information and en Español
Swine Flu Brochures in English and Spanish to share with staff and families
Child Passenger Safety Seat Video 2004
In 2004, Community Connection for Child Care, with a grant from State
Farm Insurance, produced a video to help parents learn about the
importance of installing a child passenger safety seat correctly,
techniques to do so, and tips for safe driving with little ones in the
car.
View Car Seat Safety Video (en Español)
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- National Highway Traffice Safety Administration
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