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No, she is. If it's so important to her she can do it. :P
All children should have sunscreen on in the summer so she'd better get used to applying it in the morning. You would be responsible for re-applying it in the afternoon. If you can do it, so can she.
That was my biggest pet peave when working the summer camp. What takes 2-3 minutes for a parent to apply to their one child at home becomes a half an hour to an hour fiasco when you've got a boat load of kids. (And you can't go by the kids to remember because if they don't like getting it on they'll tell you they already have it on.)
Best advice I have is to have an extra area on your sign in page in the summer for the parent to check off that they've sunscreaned their child, with signature. If they've forgotten, they can stop and do it right there.
Make sure each child has their own bottle before summer starts. (provided by the parents - the stuff is expensive!)
All children should have sunscreen on in the summer so she'd better get used to applying it in the morning. You would be responsible for re-applying it in the afternoon. If you can do it, so can she.
That was my biggest pet peave when working the summer camp. What takes 2-3 minutes for a parent to apply to their one child at home becomes a half an hour to an hour fiasco when you've got a boat load of kids. (And you can't go by the kids to remember because if they don't like getting it on they'll tell you they already have it on.)
Best advice I have is to have an extra area on your sign in page in the summer for the parent to check off that they've sunscreaned their child, with signature. If they've forgotten, they can stop and do it right there.
Make sure each child has their own bottle before summer starts. (provided by the parents - the stuff is expensive!)
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