We both went to the doctor and got the OK to be adoptive parents and passed our TB & Drug Tests!! (Were you worried??) :) On a side note, it grosses me (Michelle) out that they injected dead TB into my arm to see if I had it. I felt like I was being used as an incubator for some weird science experiment. (I know, weird thoughts...)
The next step is the home study, which we are just waiting on our case worker to schedule. This is the all-day interview/home inspection. We hope to have our bio book done when she comes so we can give it to her to take back and start showing prospective birth moms!! I will post the link to it once we are closer to being finished.
Fire Inspection – passed (4/26)!
The next step is the home study, which we are just waiting on our case worker to schedule. This is the all-day interview/home inspection. We hope to have our bio book done when she comes so we can give it to her to take back and start showing prospective birth moms!! I will post the link to it once we are closer to being finished.
Fire Inspection – passed (4/26)!
Health Inspection – passed (5/2)!
Health Status Forms – TB & Drug Free (5/18)
All mattresses for children have plastic cover/protector(just not going to have a crib yet)Infant cribs meet proper safety requirementsCrib bumpers, soft bedding/comforters, stuffed animals and pillows are not used in cribAdequate and accessible personal storage space for each childEach child has a towel and there is adequate soap/hygiene items available for useAll food items stored off the floor- Food is stored appropriately – plastic wrap and foil are not used to seal food containers
Thermometer temperature in refrigerator is at 37 and freezer is at 0 degreesCleaning supplies are stored separately from food and out of the reach of children – if stored anywhere else, they must be behind a lock- Baby gates are used for stairways and fire place
All windows have screensTobacco products are used outsideAn emergency kit (water,change of clothes,battery powered radio, sanitary wipes, blanket and non-perishable food) is readily accessible, and includes at least 2 working flashlights with batteriesAt least one fire extinguisher on each level of the homeFire inspection and environmental inspection are posted- All medication is locked behind at least one lock, including refrigerated medication
All psychotropic medications are locked behind two locksAll outdoor areas appear safe and cleanPool area is enclosed by a 4’ locked fence – at least 2 life-saving devices are accessibleVehicles used for transporting children are in good repairAll child safety car seats meet requirements and are installed safelyTools and lawn equipment kept out of reach of children or in locked shedsThermometers in refrigerator and freezerNo trampolines
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