Not only parents or close relatives can pick up a child from kindergarten. If you have permission from the person who has entered into an agreement with the management of the preschool institution, absolutely anyone can come for the baby.
Instructions
Step 1
Young parents should be aware that not only themselves, but also other people can pick up their child from kindergarten. In this case, you just need to correctly arrange everything. Educators of a preschool institution do not have the right to give a child to anyone else without having the appropriate permission on hand.
Step 2
When registering a child in a kindergarten, one of the parents concludes an agreement with the management of this institution. In it, he prescribes his own passport data, as well as surnames, names, patronymics, passport numbers of those who can later pick up the baby from the kindergarten. When filling in the appropriate fields, it is very important to enter all the data correctly.
Step 3
The parent who draws up all the necessary documents must necessarily indicate in the contract that he agrees that his spouse or spouse will pick up the child from the kindergarten. This is very important, since from a legal point of view, the agreement is only between one of the parents and the head of the kindergarten. This rule is especially relevant if the marriage between the baby's mom and dad is not registered.
Step 4
In addition to parents, grandmothers, grandfathers, close relatives, as well as completely strangers can pick up a child from kindergarten. For example, parents can assign this responsibility to a nanny. The main thing is that all the passport details of this person are spelled out in the contract. The trustee must be sure to carry an identity document with him. This is necessary so that the teacher can freely let the baby go with him.
Step 5
Persons under the age of majority cannot take a child out of the kindergarten. In many preschool institutions, this rule is periodically violated. At the request of the parents, the educators transfer the child to his minor brothers and sisters. From the point of view of the law, this is completely unacceptable and threatens the teacher with a fine or even dismissal.
Step 6
The caregiver has the right not to give the child to a confidant in the event that the child is in danger. For example, if the child's father comes for the baby drunk and shows aggression, the kindergarten worker has the right to leave the baby in the group and call the child's mother, or call the police until the circumstances are clarified.
