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CM CLUB - reheating food for mindees?

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looneytune · 02/09/2008 12:35

Yesterday was my first day back from maternity leave and I'm just trying to get used to working life with a 9 week old baby of my own so am not 100% up to date with all the new rules yet. I believe that things have changed re heating food?

My mindees are aged 8 months, 17 months and 18 months and all come with food from their parents which I've always heated. Am I still allowed to do this? If not, what on earth am I supposed to do?

Thanks

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saz73 · 02/09/2008 12:41

Hi Looney welcome back, I was told by our council that if you have/registered to do a Food Hygeine course then it's perfectly ok to cook/reheat food. That came straight from the Early Years Department.

looneytune · 02/09/2008 12:43

Hi Saz, how are you? Bet much better

Ok so if i'm not registered yet (waiting for course), should I not be providing food?

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saz73 · 02/09/2008 13:36

As long as you on booked on a course it's ok to provide/heat/cook the food. Sounds abit silly to me but that's what they said, even had it an email somewhere.

Lifes much better, got a 7mth and 15mth now and it's wonderful. Last night was first night where everyone was gone by 5pm (it's been 6.30 to 7pm previously), hubby cooked dinner and even had a bottle of wine with it. You would not believe how much better I feel and less stressed. Will ahve to catch up and fill you in sometime.

looneytune · 04/09/2008 13:44

Sorry mate, didn't come back to this did I.

Agree it does sound silly, best get sorting it.

So pleased everything better for you, gosh, that woman took the pi** and you're well rid! I must reply to your facebook message, will go and look whilst they're all sleeping

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