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Old 07-23-03, 07:58 AM   #1
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reptile's at day care

On Aug,12 my daughter's day care has asked me to come in and introduce the kids to the snakes,as they have all heard about them from her, luckily my sister is the supervisor and like me loves snakes so i'll have help, i was just wondering if any one has some advice i find myself anxious as this will be the frist official outing for my babies i'll be taking 2 juvenial corns. frodo, my new baby who's about 3ft but so sweet and gentil not too sure on the snoroan as i find he's jumpy. any advice would help i'll even be bringing hand cleanser for before and after, want to keep the snakes and kids clean.. thanx
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Old 07-23-03, 08:33 AM   #2
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Best advice : read up on as much corn info & background as you can. I did this with grade primary's & they asked a ton of questions about everything you could imagine. The cleanser is great , stress it's use before the snakes come out. Be prepared to take lots of time with each child as they will all want a good turn or two at holding the snake. Sitting with everyone in a circle on the floor is best so the snake will not fall if dropped. Just in case it gets lose, snake proof the room as best as possible. And most of all.....be prepared to have fun !!
P.S. If they are all enjoying the snake , then letting it slither inside the circle is a huge hit.
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Old 07-23-03, 08:40 AM   #3
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also, permission slips from the childrens parents. Even with permission from the facility, failure to get permission from the parents may lead to problems and complaints.
 
Old 07-23-03, 11:12 AM   #4
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some parents dont see the lite. I would for shure get permission slips from them.
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Old 07-23-03, 11:50 AM   #5
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How old are they? 3? I wouldn't let the children hold the snakes, and be very careful when they are touching the snakes... young kids have a tendency to be a bit rough. As forementioned, permissions slips/waivers are also a must.
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Old 07-23-03, 12:28 PM   #6
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legalities taken care of

luckily my sister is the supervisor there, permission slips have been done I would not have agreed to do this otherwise. the kids range in age from 7-10 so it's a good age group and i know most of them and their parents.
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