(a) If delivering services with the participation of the routine caregiver in the absence of the parent is necessary, the IFSP team must:(1) document the names of the routine caregivers in the child's record;(2) obtain written parental consent before releasing personally identifiable information to the routine caregiver; and(3) obtain written authorization from the parent to provide early childhood intervention services with the routine caregiver.(b) A member of the IFSP team must contact the parent face-to-face or by telephone at least once every month to provide an update on services provided with a routine caregiver.