crib or not - nursery questions

[FrenchRyourfriends]

How are the cribs on Disney Wonder ? Graco travel bed lookalike ? Could somebody tell me if they serve snacks at the nursery (both my children have food allergy) and if they have trained CPR employees. How much are the toddler clubs & nursery ? How to book ?
First time on a Disney Cruise

TKS

 

[Buddy Bear]

We didn't use a crib, Sarah slept with us in our bed with a bed rail on her side. We also rolled up a couple of large bath towels to create a bumper that was placed against the bed rail.

Flounders nursery doesn't supply anything that I know of. We supplied whatever was necessary during her stay which included diapers, wipes, toys, bottles, food etc.

They charge $6 an hour (which of course is billed to your stateroom) they give you a beeper, and you can make reservations by visting Flounders whenever you want, but if you have certain times you know you will need the nursery service it is best to book those times as soon as you can.

We only used it once for Palo's brunch. We booked the nursery shortly after getting on the ship and then went up to Palos and made those reservations too. Neither was a problem.

Jeff

 

[kcashner]

Cribs are like the "Pack and Play" variety...they are nice and clean, in good repair. Your room steward will get one for you if you wish.

The only food kids get in Flounder's is bottles which Mom supplies. No snacks. As to the allergies, just be sure to note that on the form that you will fill out on the kids.

Not sure about your reference to "toddler clubs and nursery." The Oceaneer's Club is open to kids age s 3-7 AND fully potty trained. Flounder's Reef (nursery) is open to anyone younger than 3, although it gets a little boring for a nearly 3. Children not quite 3 or 3 but not trained can be in the Oceaneer's Club area with a parent present.

 

[CM_Mom]

For children 3 and over and Potty Trained, the Oceaneer's Club is included in the cost of your cruise. No additional cost. Flounder's nursery is $6.00 per hour with a two hour minimum.

Not sure about the CPR training. Our DD is certified in CPR and my guess is that some of the other CMs are also but the subject hasn't come up before. I know that they have specific safety training and drill on procedures but don't know about the CPR. I'll ask when I talk to her next.

Be sure to tell the CMs about your children's allergies so they are aware of it in addition to writing it on your registration form.