Question About Diapering Procedures

[Unregistered]

Thank you everyone for the suggestions. I am going to check the BJ's wax paper idea. Hope that makes her happy. I just am blown away with all the regulations. I have been licensed for 24 years and every time I renew I find they change things and don't send us updates. Are we supposed to be psychic and just automatically know these things? I guess the state of Massachusetts needs to keep their offices busy with these "cover your ass" newfangled ideas!

[e.j.]

Thank you everyone for the suggestions. I am going to check the BJ's wax paper idea. Hope that makes her happy. I just am blown away with all the regulations. I have been licensed for 24 years and every time I renew I find they change things and don't send us updates. Are we supposed to be psychic and just automatically know these things? I guess the state of Massachusetts needs to keep their offices busy with these "cover your ass" newfangled ideas!

This is one of my biggest pet peeve's about EEC in MA - lack of communication. I've found that I learn more information about regulations/changes in regulations from other providers than I do directly from EEC.

[Rachel]

I have the parents provide, and I also have cloth diapers (the cheap ones) as backup. Here we don't ahve to change them after each use though, just for each child. I put it back in the child's drawer (unless it's dirty of course).

[Unregistered]

I have used dental bibs. They are cheap and they are water resistant.

[KiddieCahoots]

This is one of my biggest pet peeve's about EEC in MA - lack of communication. I've found that I learn more information about regulations/changes in regulations from other providers than I do directly from EEC.

....totally agree!
And don't waste your breath asking them to show where these regs are located in the regulations, because they are only a "suggestion", at this point, that you can still be cited for.