2026-27 – Sunscreen and Self-Care Products Policy Acknowledgement Child's Full Name* First Middle Last Do you have other children enrolled at WPELC for the upcoming school year?* Yes No You only need to complete this form once per family if all children have the same preferences. 2nd Child's Full Name* First Middle Last 3rd Child's Full Name First Middle Last 4th Child's Full Name First Middle Last Parent / GuardianName* First Last Email* Does this child have a second parent/guardian?* Yes No Name* First Last Email* Sunscreen Policy & PreferencesSunscreen needs to be applied to your child(ren) before he/she/they arrives in the morning. Per licensing, upon daily check-in, WPELC will require your written admission that a full-spectrum UVA/UVB rating of SPF thirty (30) or greater sunscreen has been applied to your child(ren).Sunscreen Application Consent*In the event that sunscreen was not applied, I/we, being the parent(s)/guardian(s) of the above mentioned child(ren), I/we give consent to the staff at WPELC to assist with applying Rocky Mountain Sunscreen SPF 30 to my child(ren)’s exposed skin. I understand that it is my responsibility to check the ingredients of this product to ensure my child(ren) is not allergic to it. I understand that if I do not want the staff to use Rocky Mountain Sunscreen, it is my responsibililty to provide an alternative sunscreen labeled with my child(ren)’s name and/or bring sun protective clothing. I also understand that it is my responsibility to notify the staff at WPELC that sunscreen was not applied to my child(ren). Sunscreen will not be applied to any broken skin or if a skin reaction has been observed. do NOT give consent to the staff at WPELC to apply sunscreen to my child(ren). Personal Self-Care Products Brought From HomeAcknowledgement of Personal Self-Care Products Policy*Any self-applied product such as sunscreen, hand or body lotion, chapstick, or similar items must be applied to your child(ren) before arriving at school in the morning. If you choose to send your child to school with one of these products, Colorado Childcare Licensing requires that WPELC have written parent permission on file allowing your child(ren) to self-apply it. Per licensing guidelines, the product must be considered a preventative item (for example, lotion for dry skin or chapstick for chapped lips). If a product is being used to treat a medical condition or irritation, WPELC will need a doctor’s note, and the item must be checked in through the office. I acknowledge the Self-Care Products policy. SignatureParent/Guardian Signature*The consent given by this form is valid for the period of August 14, 2026 to August 13, 2027.Second Parent/Guardian Signature*The consent given by this form is valid for the period of August 14, 2026 to August 13, 2027.