Not Changing Diapers

[bright sparks]

I don't think there is anything wrong with asking that the child is brought in a fresh diaper prior to coming to daycare. If they are puzzled and ask why you bring it up then just mention that there have been a number of occasions when the child has arrived with such a full diaper that it is overflowing. Nothing awful about saying that.

[Other Mummy]

A lot of providers (myself included) have it in my policy and contract book that all children must arrive in a clean diaper. I would check at hand off in the morning drop off. If the child is in a leaky, poop filled diaper..I would direct the DCD or DCM to my changing table.

That is unacceptable and they are shrugging off their responsibilities on to you. The child is probably being brought in their overnight diaper.

[ttremble88]

So I mentioned it to dcm again today at pick up and she said that she would talk to her husband 'if I wanted her to'. She said that she thinks that she is changing her in the morning, but he may be being lazy and that she knows that she when she was home with her, her high pee times were the morning.

This is also the dcd that continues to drops her off with what I suspect is no breakfast, when I clearly state that breakfast is served ONLY served at 6am and she is dropped at 7:45.

This is also the dcd that is suppose to be dropping off at 8:20 and is instead dropping of at 7:45.

I have mentioned this all to her and she has said that she will talk to him, as he is like a man-child. I am hoping that because it is their second week, they are still adjusting to the new schedule.

[MonkeyPrincess]

I think a discussion with the dad must be had. One wet diaper now and then or if the child poops in the car- I would let go but a soggy diaper everyday, not giving her breakfast and coming half an hour early are things I would absolutely not let go. And speak to the mother at pick up too, so that both parent are in the same pag and can't say they didn't know