The right not to be subject to abusive language or
abusive punishment;
o
The right to be in the care of adults who shall meet their
health, safety
and developmental
needs.
2. Parents, custodians, or guardians of these children
specified in subsection
(1)
of this section shall
have
the
following rights:
o
The right to have access to their children at all times the
child is in care
and
access to the
provider
caring for their
children during normal hours
of provider operation and
whenever
the children are
in the care of the
provider;
o
The right to provided with information about child-care
regulatory
standards,
if applicable; where to direct
questions about regulatory
standards; and how
to file a
complaint;
o
The right to file a complaint against a child-care provider
without
retribution against the
parent,
custodian, guardian,
or child;
o
The right to review and discuss with the provider any state
reports
and
deficiencies revealed
by
such report.
3. The child-care provider who is licensed to KRS 199.896
or certified pursuant
to KRS 199.8982
shall post these rights
in a prominent place and shall provide a
copy of these rights
at the time
of the child’s enrollment in the program.