ChildCare Education Institute

Basic Health and Hygiene Practices for the Early Childhood Setting

(117 customer reviews)

This course provides basic information everyone should know about preventing the spread of infectious diseases in the child care setting. Participants will learn about various types of pathogens and how they are spread, along with recommended hygiene practices, how to recognize signs and symptoms of disease, immunization policies, criteria for excluding a child from group care, communicating with families regarding disease, and maintaining a clean environment.

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Georgia, Kentucky, Nevada, New York

117 reviews for Basic Health and Hygiene Practices for the Early Childhood Setting

  1. Malak PALOS HILLS, IL –

    great course!

  2. Shelly DETROIT, MI –

    very good training

  3. Loretta DETROIT, MI –

    I Learned A Lot Of Good Information.

  4. Christine HOUMA, LA –

    Enjoyed the courses

  5. Kimberly LAINGSBURG, MI –

    great learning experience.

  6. Brandy GENEVA, AL –

    Great training.

  7. Sandra BEEVILLE, TX –

    Over all excellent

  8. Jodi GOODYEAR, AZ –

    Very informative course.

  9. Katelyn CYPRESS, TX –

    I really enjoyed this.

  10. Sandra BEEVILLE, TX –

    overall excellent

  11. Adriane RANDALLSTOWN, MD –

    I really enjoy learning with your childcare educational institute !

  12. David BRENHAM, TX –

    Well designed course.

  13. Zanzee SAVANNAH, GA –

    good source

  14. Karen LEAGUE CITY, TX –

    Good workshop

  15. Samira WICHITA, KS –

    thanks for this opportunity to learn more about child care

  16. Maria TAYLOR, TX –

    Great refresher in this training

  17. Caroline CATONSVILLE, MD –

    Really good courses helped me a lot

  18. Susan CROSS RIVER, NY –

    well presented material

  19. Shanique PHOENIX, AZ –

    The course was good

  20. Jasmin M SHERWOOD, OR –

    Information given in this topic is very useful.

  21. Tracey LAS VEGAS, NV –

    very enjoyable class. Thank you!

  22. Linda GULFPORT, FL –

    Great information

  23. Almeda VIOLA, AR –

    this course was very informative. every teacher needs to take this course

  24. Rosemarie FORT MILL, SC –

    Was a good refresher

  25. Autumn BONHAM, TX –

    Great course

  26. Bethmariz BAYAMÓN, PR –

    Excellent information

  27. Miranda CUNNINGHAM, TN –

    Very good details on how to properly clean and sanitize a child care setting and why

  28. Seraphine KENNESAW, GA –

    you people are doing a great job

  29. Alla BAYONNE, NJ –

    Thank you. So helpful

  30. Mukta CUMMING, GA –

    I enjoyed this course

  31. Virginia MESA, AZ –

    Great class

  32. Patti WEBSTER, MN –

    great course

  33. Anne BROOKLYN, NY –

    Very detailed and informative…Excellent course.

  34. Bethmariz BAYAMÓN, PR –

    I was a really good course with a lot of information.

  35. Delphine COLUMBUS, GA –

    I learned alot

  36. Alex LANCASTER, OH –

    it was informative

  37. Cheyenne HIGHLAND VILLAGE, TX –

    this rocks

  38. Danela HENDERSON, NV –

    Great

  39. Crystal ELK RIVER, MN –

    Thank you for a nice, at my own pace learning opportunity! Content was well organized & informative! Thank you! 🙂

  40. Gwendolyn BRONX, NY –

    I enjoyed learning more about Health and Hygiene .

  41. Bethania BRONX, NY –

    this course was very informative

  42. Chasity WICHITA, KS –

    very helpful information on how to safely prepare bleach water

  43. Anisa RIDGEWOOD, NY –

    Very informative and useful

  44. Ronna B NAPLES, FL –

    This class provided a great amount of subject matter.

  45. Paula ORANGE PARK, FL –

    I have taken the Dir. Cre. class as well as CDA renewal over several years and have been very satisfied.

  46. Marisela BROWNSVILLE, TX –

    Enjoyed the training.

  47. Kaelia OKLAHOMA CITY, OK –

    Wonderful training!

  48. Brenda BAXLEY, GA –

    Great course!

  49. Barbara MARSHALL, WI –

    Information was very thorough for this topic.

  50. Louise CHAMBERLAIN, SD –

    Great training

  51. Casey TACOMA, WA –

    Very informative training. Thank you.

  52. Vera HOUSTON, TX –

    I now feel more confident about returning to work.

  53. Tamara FENTON, MO –

    This course was a very good review for me! I have worked at 3 childcare centers in 33 years and they all had different policies on handling sick children.

  54. Jeanette HUMBLE, TX –

    Awesome course.

  55. Kaly ELMHURST, NY –

    I enjoyed this course.

  56. Michelle ELMHURST, NY –

    Great course!

  57. Cherry ELMHURST, NY –

    excellent

  58. Tynesha OXON HILL, MD –

    Nice class!

  59. Sherita CLINTON, MD –

    I learned a lot from this Course. In the places I worked in before if a child had a temperature he/she could not come to the Centers. This new information is very valuable.

  60. Anngail AUSTELL, GA –

    a very good refreshing class

  61. Debra MCKINNEY, TX –

    Enjoyed this course

  62. Yvelisse BRONX, NY –

    This course training was very detailed, and easy to understand.

  63. Colynda SNELLVILLE, GA –

    I enjoyed and learned lots of valuable information.

  64. Parmetha BATTLE CREEK, MI –

    Your course enlightened my knowledge

  65. Mercedes NEW LONDON, CT –

    the information was given was great.

  66. Lacey EASLEY, SC –

    It was a great course. I learned a lot that I will use with the children as soon as we return to work from the shutdown because of the coronavirus.

  67. Sara GLENDALE, AZ –

    Great course! Really like the handouts that are offered for study purposes.

  68. Dawn VAIL, AZ –

    This was a great training course.
    Very user informative and user friendly.

  69. Nicole PHILADELPHIA, PA –

    This is good for everyone

  70. Lisa NUTLEY, NJ –

    Very Interesting

  71. Mary NORWALK, CT –

    great information, some of which i was not fully aware of.

  72. Barbara BALTIMORE, MD –

    My sincerest thanks. I have learned a lot by taking these courses.

  73. Fredence BALTIMORE, MD –

    The course was excellent

  74. Sonja FORT WORTH, TX –

    Very informative

  75. Katelyn KEARNS, UT –

    Thanks for creating this course!

  76. Srini CEDAR PARK, TX –

    It helped to refresh memory

  77. Denise GERMANTOWN, MD –

    I learned a lot. Especially about hand washing. Thank you.

  78. Erlie LAS VEGAS, NV –

    This topic should be mandatory class for all the new hires and it should be taken yearly as well.

  79. Karen PURCELLVILLE, VA –

    I will recommend this be an annual course

  80. Kara COHOES, NY –

    good course

  81. Rachel CHARLESTON, SC –

    Great course.

  82. Ruth SILVER SPRING, MD –

    Excellent tutorial

  83. Amanda WEST MONROE, LA –

    Thought the information was very helpful.

  84. Jane C. LAS VEGAS, NV –

    This course is an eye-opener in relation to the policies and procedures regarding health related matters in the our facility that should be consistently carried out.

  85. CORDELIA ATHENS, GA –

    I love the class

  86. Rosalind HOUSTON, TX –

    I ‘m using the information I learned in this course in my classroom.

  87. Hopeton ATLANTA, GA –

    Good course.

  88. mary RADCLIFF, KY –

    I loved it

  89. Lakesha LEESBURG, GA –

    Good ideas and very good and important information

  90. Mae STANLEY, NC –

    i love ccei classes

  91. Sheila DALLAS, TX –

    Everything on point

  92. Jeff RUSSELLVILLE, KY –

    good course. I learned several things I was not sure about.

  93. Mary LAS VEGAS, NV –

    great refresher course

  94. Ruby DALLAS, GA –

    Thanks much. I learned a lot.

  95. Dana ROCK SPRINGS, GA –

    Great course

  96. Deborah GREENVILLE, SC –

    Very informative.

  97. Orlimarie CONROE, TX –

    Excellent

  98. Laura HEPHZIBAH, GA –

    great training information

  99. Brianna ATLANTA, GA –

    Good

  100. Pricilla JERSEY CITY, NJ –

    great info

  101. Joanne HOPEWELL JUNCTION, NY –

    this was a great course to renew

  102. Monserrat ATLANTA, GA –

    i like the way it is organized and the information that it has.

  103. Sandie GAINESVILLE, GA –

    It was presented well!

  104. Valeria ATLANTA, GA –

    I gained a wealth of knowledge that I didn’t have prior to this course. Thanks

  105. Brianna EAU CLAIRE, WI –

    Easy and convenient!

  106. Amiya CANTON, GA –

    nothing.

  107. Jennifer HENDERSON, NV –

    very nice class

  108. Madison ROSSVILLE, GA –

    great

  109. Terrie HINESVILLE, GA –

    great course

  110. Nourine COVINGTON, GA –

    The course was very informative and challenging.

  111. Alyssa ASTORIA, NY –

    I think it cover everything perfectly.

  112. Donna HADDON HEIGHTS, NJ –

    This is a great training website

  113. Shirley LONGWOOD, FL –

    Great class!

  114. Christina ABITA SPRINGS, LA –

    This gives a new insight to child care in the infant center

  115. Demetria LEWISVILLE, TX –

    Always educational

  116. Miranda COLUMBUS, GA –

    I really loved how handouts are provided with each course. I would love to also to see more video demonstrations within the course, however. I feel a physical aide will help more acommodate more learning styles.

  117. Angela OKLAHOMA CITY, OK –

    great!!

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