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I bag washroom accidents and wash everything else so I don't have to chase spares.
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I always bag them and send them home.
The only time I washed an item, it was a disaster. I threw the tshirt in with the rest of the classroom wash (cot sheets, towels, etc). Well, the caregiver before me used bleach and there was some residue so the tshirt got a big old bleach spot on it. Of course the DCM was the most nitpicky parent I ever had
I ended up paying the mom for the ruined shirt since it was my fault that it ended up with the bleach spot.
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Bag them up!
When I was starting out and took my state's initial training, we were told to never wash dck's clothing in our personal washer/dryer. Germs, soap allergies, etc. were sited. And of course the trainer said "And if you do it once, they'll expect it, and trust me when I say you won't always have the time!":
: Didn't realize at the time just how smart she was!!
I recently read an article on just how disgusting washers are, so I'm even less inclined to wash another child's clothing.Comment
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I bag 'em up... I usually have at least 2 changes of clothes here per baby, but lately, trying to get the sares back has been a headache; I DO NOT WANT MY NEW WASHER washing anything but my clothes and the daycare blankets that i provide ...Comment
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