Section 110-301-0190 - Parent or guardian provided food and written food plans(1) A written food plan must be developed by the provider and a child's parent or guardian, signed by all parties, and followed when accommodating a child's: (a) Special feeding needs;(c) Religious or cultural preferences;(d) Family preferences; or(2) A school-age provider may allow or require parents or guardians to bring food for their child.(3) If a parent or guardian provides meals for their child, a school-age provider must: (a) Notify the parent or guardian in writing of the USDA CACFP requirements for each meal; and(b) Supplement a child's meal that does not satisfy USDA CACFP requirements if necessary.(4) On special occasions, such as birthdays, a school-age provider may allow parents or guardians to bring in snacks that may not satisfy the nutritional requirements for all children. The snacks provided must be limited to:(a) Store purchased fruits and vegetables (uncut);(b) Foods prepackaged in the original manufacturer containers; or(c) Snacks prepared, cooked, or baked at home by parents or guardians of a child in care. Prior to serving, a schoolage provider must receive written permission from each child's parent or guardian stating their child may consume food prepared, cooked, or baked by another child's parent or guardian.Wash. Admin. Code § 110-301-0190
Adopted by WSR 21-10-035, Filed 4/27/2021, effective 6/1/2021