Children’s Church Policies
Potty Training Policy
Parents, in order to better minister and care for your child, we ask that you please send your child in a pull-up if he/she is potty training but is not yet potty-trained.
A potty-trained child will tell a worker if they need to go to the restroom.
We will still assist you in the potty training process by taking your child to the bathroom when he/she needs to go.
As you know, accidents do happen. However, our goal is to provide the best possible care for your child and that includes maintaining a clean and sanitary room.
Thank you for your help, The Bridge Children’s Ministry
Bridge Kids’ Wellness Policy
The Bridge commits itself to providing a safe place for its children.
Close physical interaction among the children is unavoidable, and germs are easily spread. The following guidelines, established by a group of pediatricians, are designed to keep exposure to a minimum.
Children will not be allowed in the children’s classes with any of the following :
- A temperature of 100 degrees or higher in the last 24 hours (even if your child is fever free with Tylenol – your child must be fever free without medications for 24 hours)
- Has vomited or had severe diarrhea within the last 24 hours
- A continuous or new onset runny nose with green or yellow mucus (clear runny noses are alright)
- Sore throat
- Rashes
- Consistent cough
- Eye infections
- Has been exposed to childhood diseases, such as chicken pox, measles, strep throat, or roseola
- Head lice (child should be free of all nits)
- Treatment with antibiotics should be greater than 24 hours
