@Laura thank you 😊 Individually I don't think each would bother me and I would just put it down to the room transition but because it's a few things it's making me feel like they don't have time for him.
I think you need to put the issues in perspective. There’s such a varying level of need within nurseries which can mean that often these things get overlooked. That doesn’t mean you are over reacting. From my experience when my son was transitioning between rooms, I had issues with his naps and nappies being put on the app too, because he was in his own “room” on their app it was a technology issues, as he wasn’t a baby, but not yet a toddler being 2. I explained to them the importance of me knowing what he’s eaten, how long he’s slept etc and they did better. Hopefully they will hear your concerns
@Jazmin absolutely and I understand the pressure of working in nurseries as I worked in them for 8yrs, and ran a room. I have sent them a message, so I will see what they respond on Monday. I do think it's teething problems with the transition process.
I don’t think you’re overreacting at all. You’re paying them money to look after your child, you should expect a high quality service in return, including an understanding of sleep, food intake etc. stand your ground, politely. Xxx
That would annoy me too! Especially the nappies. So many kids are allergic to nappies and wipes nowadays, why would they risk a rash? I've seen alot of nurseries have issues changing between rooms, but it's no excuse.
I don’t think you’re overreacting at all. it’s important that you know how much he’s eaten and what his naps are like. Also the nappy issue would annoy me too. If they don’t respond or act upon your message I’d call them or ask to speak to the manager when you’re next there. It’s probably just an oversight on their side due to the transitioning between rooms but they should be logging these things so you know how’s he’s doing x