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MATTHEW O'REILLY Newbie 1 posts since
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Aug 22, 2009 9:03 PM

What is the training employees receive for the baby area?

I'd like to know what they are required to know before taking care of infants...  Also, how often are the "shared" toys & seats cleaned?  I have noticed that several of the swings are rather gritty at my club.
CHRISTOPHER NELSON Newbie 1 posts since
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Aug 22, 2009 10:12 PM in response to: MATTHEW O'REILLY
Re: What is the training employees receive for the baby area?
This was a concern of mine and was told that they don't have any specific training other than First Aid and CPR.  This is why they are not allowed to change or really do many things that a day-care would do.
Eileen Schaub Newbie 1 posts since
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Oct 15, 2009 7:39 PM in response to: MATTHEW O'REILLY
Re: What is the training employees receive for the baby area?
I work at the Columbia club, and I am not 100% sure about what is a corporate policy, and what is our policy.  If you are nervous I would go ahead and ask a team member or a department head.  We do a big cleaning in the evening, and the afternoon at our club (based on when we have the most infants and whatnot) however we wipe things down between the children too.  There are red buckets that we put the toys they put in their mouths in to be washed in the afternoon, and spray and wipe down seats and bouncers and whatnot between uses, as well as sending things to be washed at night.  The toddler toys are also removed when put in their mouths, and everything is washed in the afternoon and again at night.  I hope this helps you some.  Feel free to ask someone who works at the club you go to about it.

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