Child Care Certification Rules and Statutes Child Care Certification Related Rules and Statutes The following are rules and statutes related to child care Certification. Note: Please use your Chrome browser when accessing the Administrative Rules and Statutes.
Wisconsin Child Care Licensing Rules & Manuals Wisconsin Child Care Licensing Rules and Manuals Free copies of the licensing rules and commentary manuals are available by clicking directly on the links listed below. You may duplicate copies of the rules if you choose.
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Frequently Asked Questions about AHT Prevention Training Frequently Asked Questions and Answers about Abusive Head Trauma / Shaken Baby Syndrome Prevention Training for Child Care Providers Wisconsin's Prevent Violence Against Children Act and child care regulations require child care providers and preschool teachers to complete a department-approved training on Abusive Head Trauma Prevention (AHT) and Shaken Baby Syndrome (SBS) Prevention. Click/tap on the questions below to learn more about this required training.
Wisconsin Child Care Licensing and Certification Memos Child Care Licensing and Certification Memos The Bureau of Early Care Regulation memos are available electronically. If you would like to receive notification of memo issuance, sign up for the child care email list.
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