DIVISION 1. SAFETY PRECAUTIONS

§ 747.3501. What safety precautions must I take to protect children in my child-care home?

§ 747.3503. How can I ensure the safety of the children from other persons?

§ 747.3505. Are firearms or other weapons allowed at my child-care home?

§ 747.3507. May I have toys or other types of equipment that explode or shoot things?

DIVISION 2. MEDICATION AND MEDICAL ASSISTANCE

§ 747.3601. What does "medication" refer to in this division?

§ 747.3603. What authorization must I obtain before administering a medication to a child in my care?

§ 747.3605. How must I administer medication to a child in my care?

§ 747.3607. How must I store medication that I administer to a child?

§ 747.3609. How long may I keep the medication that I administer to a child?

§ 747.3611. Do I have to notify parents if I do not want to administer medications?

§ 747.3613. What is specialized medical assistance?

§ 747.3615. What are my requirements regarding specialized medical assistance?

§ 747.3617. What is a food allergy emergency plan?

§ 747.3619. When must I have a food allergy plan for a child?

DIVISION 3. ANIMALS AT MY CHILD-CARE HOME

§ 747.3701. What steps must I take to have animals at my child-care home or on field trips?

§ 747.3703. Must I keep documentation of vaccinations for the animals?

§ 747.3705. Must I prevent children from having contact with certain animals while at my child-care home?

DIVISION 4. FIRST-AID KITS

§ 747.3801. Must I have a first-aid kit at my child-care home?

§ 747.3803. What items must each first-aid kit contain?

DIVISION 5. RELEASE OF CHILDREN

§ 747.3901. Who may I release children to?

§ 747.3903. How does a caregiver verify the identity of a parent or a person a parent has designated to pick up the child?

DIVISION 6. PRODUCT SAFETY

§ 747.3931. What are "children's products?"

§ 747.3933. When is a children's product considered to be unsafe?

§ 747.3935. What are my responsibilities regarding unsafe children's products in my child-care home?