When do kindergartens return health care handbooks to parents? When do kindergartens generally send pennants to parents?

To improve children's health level, children's health care manuals are very important to children and parents. So when will the health care manuals be returned to parents in kindergartens? In addition, parents sometimes send pennants to kindergartens, so When is it more appropriate?

Generally speaking, this is the case in every kindergarten. Children will be returned to parents during physical examinations or vaccinations, but after completion, they must be handed over to the kindergarten for safekeeping to monitor the vaccination status of the children, and at the same time, the children's vaccination status must be monitored. Children's height, weight and other physical development conditions are monitored from time to time and recorded in the handbook. Children should strictly follow the requirements of the "Children's Health Care Manual" and go to the hospital at the agreed time for systematic child health examination and consultation. Under normal circumstances, children under 1 year old should be examined 4 times (3, 6, 9, and 12 months), 1-3 years old should be examined every 6 months, and 3-7 years old should be examined once a year.

If the kindergarten does a good job and the children perform well in the kindergarten or their quality improves quickly, parents will send pennants to the kindergarten. Generally, pennants will be given when the senior class graduates. In fact, you can send a banner at any time. The banner is a recognition of a unit or individual. As long as it recognizes it, it can be sent.

Specifically speaking, when the health care handbook will be returned to the kindergarten and when the banner will be sent to the kindergarten, it must be dealt with according to the specific situation. There is no need to stick to the formality, and it should be handled according to the rules, regulations and needs.