Temporary Tattoos

[itlw8]

I can see parents point. we do not know what they have planned. pictures.. wedding ....church Yes they come off but not always easily even with baby oil. Plus my grandkids will still have a red mark for 24 hours after it comes off. the ink I guess. Plus the child gets upset mom is taking it off. they will hold it out of the tub to keep it longer LOL

So Yes I would not be happy if I had plans and even If I did not I would say something so it would not be a problem in the future

[Starburst]

I waited until my child was 4ish before doing the temporary tattoos. Is it possible the mom was a bit miffed because it is something you got to do with her first. I have heard a mom complaining that her daycare provider painted her daughters nails, and while she knew it was harmless she still felt disappointed that she was not the one who was the first to do it.

That reminds me of another post they did a while ago on this site when everyone said "Firsts never happen at daycare"- meaning they never tell parents if their babies have their first steps or roll over for the first time at daycare, so they don't take the magic of that "first moment" away from the parents.

I love the idea of the permission form. Never thought of one for temp tattoos/stamps/ or face paint.

[coolconfidentme]

That reminds me of another post they did a while ago on this site when everyone said "Firsts never happen at daycare"- meaning they never tell parents if their babies have their first steps or roll over for the first time at daycare, so they don't take the magic of that "first" moment away from the parents.

I have a DCB who was standing by himself, first at my daycare. He had most of his first birthday here & will probably walk here first too. He has been with me since he was 3 months old & parents are in custody battle. He is currently living with dad who works 13 hours a day plus commute. He goes home, to eat & sleep. Sad, very sad...