thread: Wow, DS's new daycare leader knows cloth nappies

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  1. #1
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    Aug 2010
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    thats awsome!

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    Nov 2008
    Victoria
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    Our childcare has no problem using cloth either, its so great! I pack them all in his bag, and they have no problems popping them into the wetbag for me to collect at the end of the day. I think I am the only mum at our centre who uses them, they were pretty surprised when they first saw the MCN's (no one there had even seen them before) but they were more than happy to accommodate

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    Dec 2007
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    Audax, the 1st centre DD went to used terry towelling nappies. I thought that was amazing. Not sure if they still do or not.

    The centre has always said from the 1st time I looked around that they are happy to use cloth if I was happy to supply them, but the staff just didn't seem to get what the bag was for, or how to do a nappy up, even when I sent velcro ones that are so similar to sposies..

    I know there is one other parent that uses cloth, but as her oldest is TT, and the baby is only a few weeks, think I am the only one to send them at the moment. I am just glad that I have this option when I read so many stories from frustrated parents that don't get this service from their childcare.

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    Sep 2009
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    I know from most centres I have worked in and my current one that if a parent requests to use the cloth nappies we are more than happy to accomodate this request, I think it's good to do this to continue in the centre as much as what the family does at home and it's great to show that respect and create partnerships with families. No centre should really be turning families back with a request unless it does not comply with the regulations set for centres or goes against thier policies, but in other cases centres should be respecting families values and wishes.