What does the physical examination for the baby to enter the kindergarten check?

Children need to go to kindergarten when they are three years old. Before entering kindergarten, in order to ensure that children have a healthy body and avoid infecting other children, every child needs to undergo a physical examination. Generally speaking, during the inspection process, if any children are found to be mentally retarded or have infectious diseases, they will not be allowed to enter the kindergarten. Below, we will introduce you to the relevant knowledge about your baby’s physical examination before entering kindergarten.

The state stipulates that children who are about to enter daycare centers must undergo a comprehensive health check before entering the kindergarten to measure whether the child is suitable for collective life and to prevent certain infectious diseases from being brought into the kindergarten. Moreover, the health check before entering the kindergarten can also provide important information for daycare centers to better understand and grasp the growth and development characteristics and health status of each child.

2. Why do we need a physical examination?

The purpose of physical examination is prevention. Generally speaking, if there are problems such as amblyopia, poor hearing or developmental delay, the best effect will be achieved if timely treatment is given before the age of 3. Therefore, we should attach importance to every physical examination during the growth stage to prevent problems before they occur. Many parents do not take children's regular physical examinations seriously. They believe that vaccinations are much more important than physical examinations. In fact, physical examinations and vaccinations are equally important for children. Only by promptly discovering problems in children's growth and development and taking effective measures can we ensure the healthy growth of children.

Generally speaking, the test results will not affect admission to the park, except for mental disorders that make it impossible to interact or infectious diseases. Specifically, health problems such as anemia and imbalance of trace elements found during the physical examination should be corrected promptly after admission to the kindergarten, or parents should be asked to take the children to the hospital for treatment; remedial measures should be taken in time for children who have not been vaccinated according to the prescribed procedures; children with infectious diseases such as hepatitis, conjunctivitis, tuberculosis, etc. will not be admitted to the kindergarten for the time being, and will only be allowed to enter the kindergarten after they recover and obtain a certificate from the doctor; children with a history of contact with acute infectious diseases will have their admission postponed, and can only enter the kindergarten after the isolation period expires.

4. What items should be checked during the physical examination for children entering kindergarten?

First of all, we should understand that all physical examination results for admission to kindergarten are valid for 1-3 months (different kindergartens have different requirements), so this examination should be done one month before the baby enters kindergarten, preferably one week in advance, so that the physical examination report is most reliable. The purpose of the kindergarten requiring this report is to ensure the physical and mental health of all children. There are many children in the kindergarten. If one child has a problem, it will infect other children. No parent is accustomed to their child being infected by others, so doing a good job of self-examination is an effective guarantee to avoid infection.