Education · Cleaning · Basic
Complete daily tasks every day without exception. Mouthed toys must be sanitised before another child uses them. Use only child-safe, non-toxic sanitising solutions.
A cleaning and sanitation schedule for childcare providers ensuring toys, play equipment, and shared items are sanitised at the appropriate frequency based on use and material type. Covers daily mouthed-toy sanitation, table and surface cleaning between activities, weekly washing of fabric items, monthly deep-cleaning of outdoor equipment, and the specific methods appropriate for each material.
Young children explore through touch and taste — every toy is a potential vehicle for illness transmission. Childcare licensing regulations require documented toy sanitation schedules. This checklist organises the work by frequency and material type so nothing is missed and cleaning methods match the item.
This checklist template is provided as a general-purpose resource and is not tailored to the regulatory requirements of any specific country, region, or jurisdiction. It is the responsibility of each organisation to review and adapt this template to ensure compliance with all applicable local laws and regulations. Miratag does not accept liability for any inaccuracies or omissions, or for any actions taken based on this template.
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