A. The maximum staff to child ratios and maximum group size limits shall be as set forth in Idaho Code section 39-1109. No one licensed staff member shall be responsible for or have in the staff member's immediate presence the lesser of more than twelve (12) children or children totaling more than twelve (12) points under the statutory point system of Idaho Code section 39-1109 at one time. There shall, however, always be present and in the presence of the children not less than one licensed person of at least eighteen (18) years of age. The daycare provider shall keep and maintain a sign in and sign out sheet of each child utilizing the provider's services. The person dropping off a child and picking up a child from the daycare provider shall sign in and sign out each time a child is picked up or dropped off. The daycare provider or the daycare employees shall not sign for any person dropping off or picking up a child but shall require the person dropping off or picking up a child to do so. Said sign in-sign out log shall be available to the Chubbuck police department, the Idaho department of health and welfare, the Southeastern district health department or any other such agency, at their request. For purposes of this section, the children of a provider or any employee shall be counted and staffing provided for them for all daycare except an exempt family home daycare.
B. Every licensed daycare provider and every daycare employee is required to attend CPR and first aid training. Each daycare provider must provide proof to the city of the provider's attendance, as well as each employee's attendance, at such CPR and first aid training within ninety (90) days of licensing and within ninety (90) days of hiring an employee. The provider shall provide proof that the provider and each employee have received twelve (12) hours of ongoing training, which may include the CPR and first aid training, in each twelve (12) month period after licensing or the employee's hire date, in compliance with the state laws. Each provider or employee must also be certified in CPR and first aid within ninety (90) days of commencing childcare duties, and must provide proof of certification to the chief of police or the chief's designee upon request.
C. All daycare providers and employees shall view a tape on the effects of "shaken baby syndrome" within thirty (30) days of licensing or employment. The tape will be provided by the city and must be viewed at the police department. Each person viewing the tape must sign a statement indicating they have viewed the tape and understand the dangers of shaking a baby. (Ord. 700, 2011)