Diapers at Nap

[CraftyMom]

I know many of you have the same 2 week accident free policy as me, and child must be able to tell me when he has to go, etc. Do you include being dry at nap? Or do you allow undies all day and a diaper at nap?

[itlw8]

sleep is something different if needed I put a diaper or pullup on under the underware at nap/

[craftymissbeth]

I also have that policy, but it does not include nap. They wear a pull-up at nap time if they need to as long as they need. A lot of kids don't stay dry during sleep for awhile. If a child was having accidents at nap, though, and they are wearing underwear they would be in pull-ups until they're dry for however long I feel comfortable with.

[blandino]

I have a 2 week accident free policy, but I don't include naps.

I allow diapers/ pull-ups at nap. We don't allow pull-ups for regular use. But it is a lot easier to have a child out them on by themselves, so I allow them for nap. But I definitely don't include nap time accidents in that two weeks.

I won't however, let a child who wets a nap go without a pull-up/diaper for nap until they are 2 weeks dry at nap. So essentially, nap time is a separate two weeks. I have had some kids who never need nap time coverage, and some who need it for 6 months.

[CraftyMom]

[TheGoodLife]

I am the same as the PPs here- 2 weeks for "regular" day is separate from 2 weeks during nap.

[daycarediva]

I have a 2 week accident free policy, but I don't include naps.

I allow diapers/ pull-ups at nap. We don't allow pull-ups for regular use. But it is a lot easier to have a child out them on by themselves, so I allow them for nap. But I definitely don't include nap time accidents in that two weeks.

I won't however, let a child who wets a nap go without a pull-up/diaper for nap until they are 2 weeks dry at nap. So essentially, nap time is a separate two weeks. I have had some kids who never need nap time coverage, and some who need it for 6 months.

yup. Same policy