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Crib Updates from the CCRC
Safe & Secure, Head to ToeFebruary 2012
In This Issue
Are Your Cribs Safe?
Crib $avings
Why New Crib Standards?

Are Your

Cribs Safe?

Are Your Cribs Safe? 

Beginning December 28, 2012, any crib in use by child care centers and family child care homes must meet new and improved federal safety standards.  Click here to read more about the new crib standards.  

Vendor Contacts

Child Source

(Wholesale)

www.child-source.com

 

Click here for printable flyer listing substantial savings on full, compact and evacuation cribs.

 

Dolores Votruba

Customer Service Manager
PH:  800-815-6330 x 20
Fax: 330-721-6799 

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 Discount School Supply

(Retail)
www.DiscountSchoolSupply.com
 

 

For discounted pricing and freight cost contact:

 

Amy Foley

Ohio Account Manager
Cell: 937-572-0008

Fax: 831-333-5609

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 Kaplan Early Learning

(Retail)
www.kaplanco.com

 

FREE Shipping

15% off full size and compact cribs plus evacuation kits.

 

Marieca Anthony

Territory Manager
800-334-2014, Ext. 5479
Cell: 330-283-1945
Fax: 336-293-1158

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 Lakeshore Learning

www.lakeshorelearning.com

 

FREE Shipping

10% Merchandise Credit.

 To learn more about receiving 10% merchandise credit on ALL future orders contact: 

 

John French

Regional Manager
Cell: 614-403-9961

Crib $avings through the CCRC 

Safe sleep baby

The CCRC knows your needs. Through our relationships with wholesale and retail vendors  (left), the CCRC is able to offer you the following information
for crib purchases.
 

Based on your needs, please contact the vendors

(sales reps) directly for specific pricing and ordering information. Please note that all orders will be done directly through your program and the vendor, NOT through the CCRC. Mention your relationship with the Child Care Resource Center (CCRC) when ordering. 

 

Contact Kim Shibley, Infant/Toddler Specialist, with additional questions or concerns about crib safety,

safe sleep practices and infant/toddler care and development at 419-372-0854. 

Save the Date

Saturday, May 19, 2012

Safe & Secure Head to Toe

Birth to Three Conference

Why New Crib Standards? 
Consumer Product Safety Commission logo

 U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission approved strong new crib safety standards to ensure safe sleep for babies and toddlers. The federal crib standards had not been updated in nearly 30 years and these new rules are expected to usher in a safer generation of cribs. 

 

Five Fast Facts about Crib Regulations

1.  The new rules apply to child care centers, in-home 

      child care (including Type A and B), private, public,

      for profit, non-profit.
 
2.  Rules affect compact AND full-size cribs
 
3.  The new rules will affect EVERY crib not just cribs

      with drop sides
 
4.  CPSC will inspect and fine child care providers

      violating these rules beginning on 12/29/2012.
 
5.  No one will be allowed to re-sell or buy cribs which   

      do not meet the new rules. 

 

Click here for Q & A about NEW Crib Standards. 

Reuses & Repurposes for Old Cribs

These repurposed crib projects are an awesome way to prevent your crib from going into a landfill, getting reused "inappropriately" or simply sitting in your basement collecting dust. Click here for ideas.

About the Child Care Resource Center
The Child Care Resource Center (CCRC) is dedicated to the well being of children through a quality child care delivery system.  To accomplish this mission, the CCRC actively: 
 
*  Helps families in finding child care

*  Recruits, trains and supports caregivers

*  Provides startup information for child care
    programs

*  Collects data for community planning

*  Advocates and supports laws and programs that   
    make quality child care affordable and accessible.