A certified foster parent shall accept all restrictions imposed by the agency. A certified foster parent shall: When a foster child's whereabouts are unknown for 2 hours, notify the local law enforcement authority and the agency: Immediately by phone call; and Within 48 hours by written report; Immediately notify the agency of all critical incidents including a foster child's: Death; Injury; Serious illness; Incarceration; or Suspected physical abuse, neglect, or mental injury; Within 48 hours, notify the agency of changes in the foster parent's household, including: Employment and child care arrangements; Household composition; Residence and telephone number; Health status; and Stressful conditions which may affect the child's placement; Obtain approval from the agency for other adults to supervise the child while the foster parent is employed; Be 21 years old or older; If 61 years old or older, have adequate physical strength and emotional stability to meet the needs of a child as documented by: A physician's report; and The agency child placement worker's assessment; and Assist in the child's relationship with parents by: Helping the child visit with parents; Maintaining respect towards the child's parents; and Informing the child's parents about events and happenings in the child's daily life. A certified foster parent may not: Unless referred as described in COMAR 07.05.03.05E, accept a child for foster care from any individual or agency other than the agency that certified the foster parent; Accept a child for foster care who is in State custody if the certified foster parent is employed by: A local department, child welfare services; The Department of Juvenile Services; Maryland Department of Health, Office of Health Care Quality; Department of Education, Interagency Rates; Governor's Office on Children, Youth, and Families; or The Administration; Be certified as a foster parent by an agency in which the foster parent is: An agency employee who works in child foster care or adoption service; or A member of the agency's governing board; Provide adult care; Provide independent boarding care; Accept for care an elderly individual or convalescent related to the foster parent unless the agency documents that the child's care is not affected; Have, including the certified foster parent's own children, more than: Six children in care; or Eight children when caring for a sibling group of foster children; Have, including the infants of foster children and certified foster parents: More than two infants; or More than six children when: There is an infant in the home, or Three children are younger than 6 years old; Provide child day care except with the Administration's written authorization after review of the certified foster parent according to the following criteria: The foster parent meets the requirements of this chapter and COMAR 07.04.01; The foster parent has the physical strength and emotional stability to be responsible for: The day care of one or more children, and Supervision of one or more foster children; The foster parent's day care of other children does not adversely affect the status or feeling of security of any foster child in the home; and The foster parent does not provide treatment foster care services; or Allow the child to be disciplined by: Corporal punishment; Deprivation of food, shelter, clothing, care, or emotional support; Physical restraint; Isolation; or Demeaning verbal abuse.