5. The Negligence Test?

Does your business…

!      Provide a collection of toys which contain objects that do not pass the ‘choke-tube test’?

!      Provide stuffed animals, cloth covered toys or fuzzy toys?

!      Unknowingly provide toys that have been recalled?

!      Unknowingly have toy safety hazards?

!      Feature a play area that prevents direct supervision by a child’s guardian?

!      Lack a system for cleaning and documenting the items you make available for children?

!      Rarely remove toys and objects left behind by others?

!      Provide videos and games with inappropriate content?

If you answered yes to any of these questions

You need to take action now.

 A society fixated on litigation is calling for a higher standard of child safety and disease control in sales floor and waiting room environments.

A New Standard for Toys in Business Environments

ü   Toys can be easily cleaned between each use.

ü   Toys are regularly cleaned, inspected, and replaced.

ü   Toys can be identified as a part of an exclusive set.

ü   Toys are portable, keeping children near their parents.

Is your business environment compliant with these risk-reducing best practices?

The purpose of this booklet is to provide useful information for business owners and managers on how to best accommodate children.

The authors wish you the best in your pursuit of exceptional customer service and sales success.

Realize the power of

“Making Angels Everyday”

At Good Clean Fun LLC, we are dedicated to helping businesses cope with the challenges that arise from customers with children.

We welcome your questions and comments

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