Crib Room (Birth - 2 yrs.)
Theme 2008-2009
Jesus Loves Me!
Does your infant ever hear you say “Jesus Loves You!’
Is your two-year-old ready to hear about Jesus?
The Crib Room this year will be focusing on one of life’s easiest lessons, Jesus Loves You!
Each week as your children learn through play our caregivers will tell them about Jesus. How He loves them, made them, and will always care for them. As your infant is held and cuddled he/she will hear the good news of Jesus’ Love each week.
The Crib Room is a fun filled place where
all children are surrounded by loving
caregivers to look out for them while
their parents worship the Lord.
Children birth – 2 years old welcome!
*A security item if your child needs it. (Pacifier, favorite toy or blanket) *Two or Three disposable diapers. *A complete change of clothes in case your child should require that. *A bottle or sippy cup. (This is a good practice even for mothers who nurse) **Please have all items labeled with the first and last name of your child**
What to Bring:
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Sign-In Procedures: When you arrive in our childcare area please stop at the sign-in table to properly check in your child. A leader at this table will help you fill out a sticker for your child’s back. Please take the remaining sticker with you for pick-up purposes. Any information you would like to share can be put on this sticker. We also ask you to sign your child in on the sheet. Listing your location during your child’s stay and printing your name. There are extra labels here for bags, bottles, cups, ect., if you need them. |
| Snacks:
We provide an array of snacks and water for the children. According to their age we have cheerios, graham crackers, gold fish crackers, fruit snacks, vanilla wafers, and more. If your child has a food allergy please specify when checking in. All parents are welcome to pack a snack of their own. We only ask that it is similar to the type of snacks we serve. |
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Saying Good-Bye:
After you have completed the check-in process, we ask you give your child a quick good-bye saying you will be back after you finish singing and praying. Our workers reaffirm this throughout their stay with us. It is normal for children to cry when leaving a parent; this does not last long, and becomes easier over time. Our workers will immediately try to create interest in a toy, activity or snack. If your child continues to cry and cannot be consoled, we will notify you. Feel free to check on your child at anytime during the worship service. We ask that you do this discreetly, trying not to let your child see you. |
| Pick-up Procedures:
No older siblings will be allowed to pick up children from this room. Please make sure whoever picks up your child (mom, dad, grandparent, ect.) has your ID sticker. Please check that all personal items have been returned to you before you leave. Lost and found items will be retained for a short time. If you know you are missing something let us know we will try to locate it and give it back the following week. |
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