Child Injury Lawyer Blog
By Keith Kerfeld, Attorney and David Wolf, Attorney
Published by the Child Injury Lawyer Blog
For busy working parents in the State of Minnesota, it is important for a parent to select a day care center that is well run, clean, safe, and staffed with caring and trained child care providers. It is typically a wise decision to select a day care cente that is licensed. While a license is not guarantee that a day care is safe, the lack of a license should be a warning sign to parents during the selection of a day care center. In Minnesota, day care centers are required to comply with Chapter 245A – Human Services Licensing, Minnesota Statutes, in order to obtain and maintain a day care center license. Pursuant to Section 245AA.04 Application Process, Subdivision 4, a day care center applying be inspected by the Commissioner of the Department of Human Services which shall include but is not limited to the following: