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    Yes. I have a policy. It's in my contract. Parents are not allowed to pick up between certain hours. AND, if a parent needs to pick up early for an appointment etc then they have to pick up their child either before or after nap but NOT during nap.

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    Same goes for me.... naptime pick ups disrupt my day and therefor are not permitted.
    They either pick up before or after nap.

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