Your child's health and safety is our top priority. Your little one is in the hands of experienced professionals who are deeply committed to their well-being. Your child's safety and happiness are our primary concerns, and we continually strive to set the standard for excellence in childcare.
We follow rigorous protocols to ensure a clean and sanitized environment. Our classrooms are equipped with child-friendly, non-toxic materials, and we employ strict hygiene practices to minimize the spread of germs. Our staff is well-trained in first aid and CPR, and our facilities undergo regular safety inspections to help ensure that your child is safe.
Our safety measures include:
We also implement advanced security measures to safeguard students. With controlled entry systems, surveillance cameras and stringent visitor policies, you can trust that your child is protected.
Our health and safety practices extend beyond standard health and safety. We provide well-balanced, age-appropriate snacks, prepared with utmost care for dietary requirements and allergies. Food, snacks or meals provided at Goddard Schools varies by location.
We share your concerns about COVID-19, which is why Goddard has instituted policies and procedures to help ensure the safety of everyone who enters a School. Some of the new policies include social distancing; cleaning and sanitizing the building; disinfecting food prep areas; limiting visitors to our Schools; and recommending that everyone entering our building wears facial coverings. Providing a safe, healthy environment for your child is our No. 1 priority.
As you prepare to welcome your bundle of joy, be sure to keep babyproofing in mind. It’s a good idea to have a plan in place for where you need baby gates, toilet seat locks, outlet covers and more.
Supporting children's emotional security with comfort objects. Explore how props like pacifiers and loveys aid in stress management.
Learn more about the importance of teaching children stranger danger. Ensure children are knowledgeable and comfortable around these conversations.
Playing games is a fun way for children to remember important safety rules. Here are a few ideas to get you started.
