Norwich bulletin., 1921-12-14

Of the city or town in which it is located, and shall be kept in clean and sanitary condition at all times Windows and doors shall be screened. Particular care shall be given to keeping the toilets in sanitary condition. Approval of the sanitary condition of the boarding home by the local health authority may be required in the discretions of the bureau of child welfare f
 There shall be adequate space for in door play and a yard or some place other than the street for outdoor play.
 Sleeping accommodations shall have sufficient light and ventilation-approN- mately 400 cubic feet of air space shall be provided for each occupant of a sleeping room. The bed clothing shall be sufficient in quantity and shall be kept at all times clean and in good con dition. A separate bed shall be supplied for each child, except that two chiA- dren of the same parents and sex may sleep together.
 Proper facilities for bathing shall be provided. Babies under two years of age shall be bathed daily; children over two years of age shall De bathed at least twice week.
 Individual towels shall be provided for each child Individual hair brushes. combs and teothbrushes shall be pro- vided for children of suitable age, and such children instructed in their use. The milk supply and Che water supply shall conform with the standards set by the state department of health.
 Applicant must show a reasonably knowledge of the principles of govern ing the feeding of infants and also of the principles governing the feeding of older children. Food supplied to chill dren shall be of good quality, proper ly prepared, and sufficient in quantity.
 The clothing of the children shall be sufficient in quantity and adapted to the season of the year; 1t shall be kept clean and in good condition.
 4 child suffering from a communica- ble disease shall not be admitted to home where any other child is being boarded. If an inmate of a boarding home shall contract communicable dis ease, he shall not be retained therein unless isolated from other children. Quarantine.
 A child who shows symptoms of ill., ness shall be kept apart from the other children until the nature of it's illness Is ascertained. When any inmate of a boarding home appears to be suffering from communicable disease. the illness shall be reported at once to the local health officer and to the bureau of child welfare. Proper provision shall be made for attendance at school of all children Of school age and for the attendance of all children of suitable age. at church or Sunday school of the religious faith of their parents, when such faith is known or can be by reasonable effort aseertained. Children under 14 years of age shall have no work that will pre- cl1de ample opportunity for school and l play, but otherwise there is no obtI 1 jeciton to their performing light and I simple tasks in connection with carry- l ing on the home. When a child is giv- ] en up by the boarding mother, it shall be given up only to the parent, guardian or other person having the legal right to receive it.
 The admittance, death, serious illness 1 Or removal Of any child must be report ! cd promptly to the bureau of child vel fare on blanks to be supplied by the bureau A register twill be supplied by the bureau of child welfare, in which | the boarding mother shall record the name, age, sex, color. ana race of eael ohild-the names, addresses and relig- ion of parents or guardians-the date ol | adrnittance and date of discharge of each child also a health record show ing condition of child on entrance to tn, ] home, and any subsequent illness or ac l oident. The boarding home shall be, a all times between the hours of a m and g D. m. open to inspection ny rer resentative of the bureau of child wei fare A report shall be submitted an
 nually to the bureau of child welfare oi sbianfrs 10 be supplied by the bureau