to have a moan about this? maybe i am.

[Marne]

Just picked dd2 up from sn nursery, drove home (20 min drive) had lunch and then realized she hasn't got a nappy on shock just jogging bottoms (no pants), dd2 is not toilet trained, this means she has been without a nappy since snack time (11am). Amazingly she is dry (but thats not the point).Surely they should have remembered to put a nappy on her?

Should i phone up and ask who changed her? or do i just put it down to a mistake? Its not as though they are rushed off their feet (there are more adults than children) hmm.

If this is a one off, I wouldn't phone up,
I would just mention it the next time you take her to nursery. Ask them if there was a special reason why she didn't have a nappy on.

YAB a bit U

If it's the 1st time it's happened, I wouldn't think twice about it

If she'd had an accident they would have noticed and changed her straight away anyway, wouldn't they?

If it happens again I'd mention it

And I don't think it's that surprising that she is still dry after two hours.

Maybe the nursery think she's ready for the potty?

Thank you, i think i will mention it next time i take her in (maybe make a bit of a joke about it). I just thought it was a bit off as it is a special needs nursery, many kids in wheel chairs and non verbal so it might net get picked up as easily if a child was wet.

its a mistake.

my dd changed ds other day and forget. she was too busy singing rhymes with him

belgo- dd2 has Autism and is almost non-verbal, we have been trying to potty train her for over a year but she pee's every 10 minutes at home (constantly wet) which is why i was suprissed that she was dry. The nursery sit her on the potty at snack time (she never does a wee) so maybe they just pulled her trousers up and forgot the nappy?

its a mistake, you WBU to actually moan at them, but I would tell them it had happened. Do you supply the nappies? Maybe just say you mentioned it as you were worried you needed to send more or something.

In that case it does sound like an honest mistake at the nursery. If you are generally happy with them, then I wouldn't say too much about this if it is a one off incident.

Yes, i'm not angry with them, just thought it was a bit odd that they didn't notice that she had no nappy or pants on. Its the kind of mistake i could easily make.

Dh (at that time dfiance) was helping me babysit twins, and was getting one of them ready for bed - removed the dirty nappy, cleaned him up etc, and then asked me, in all seriousness, 'Does he need a nappy at night time, love?'