A child in an early years setting slips and grazes an arm. What is the main reason for informing the child’s parents of this incident?
Answer: In case the child needs more treatment
Explanation
When a child is injured — even slightly, such as with a graze — it’s important to inform the parents so they are aware of the incident and can monitor the injury or seek further medical treatment if necessary.
This:
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Ensures continuity of care between the setting and home
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Allows parents to watch for signs of infection or other complications
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Promotes transparency and trust between the setting and family
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