Naps at kids clubs?

[Nicnicnic.nic]

Is there a place to nap in the kids club? My daughter will be 4yo at cruise time (4 months away) and currently still naps. If there is a place to nap does a CM gather all the younger ones up at a certain time?

I would prefer to lounge at the adult pool while she naps instead of stay in the cabin. Any advice? I'm a single mom (my sister may or may not come with me but at this point probably not so I'll most likely be the only adult in my party) and also my 1yo son will be with me but he doesn't have a set nap schedule and also I know the nursery looks good for naps.

 

[anricat]

There is no place to nap. It's constant activity, noise, and mayhem in there.

 

[Nicnicnic.nic]

There is no place to nap. It's constant activity, noise, and mayhem in there.

Good to know. So do you tell the people in charge of housekeeping the cabins (I don't know their title) what time you need the room everyday for nap so the kids bunk is ready?

 

[o&smom]

Good to know. So do you tell the people in charge of housekeeping the cabins (I don't know their title) what time you need the room everyday for nap so the kids bunk is ready?

You could let your stateroom host know. They will usually introduce themselves to you on embarkation day.

 

[Cheburashka]

Good to know. So do you tell the people in charge of housekeeping the cabins (I don't know their title) what time you need the room everyday for nap so the kids bunk is ready?

Yes, stateroom hosts are good about that kind of thing. They try to figure it out on their own based on your patterns (that's why they'll sometimes politely ask you about where you're headed when they see you leave the stateroom) and based on your assigned dinner time, but if you tell them directly when you need the room to yourself, that's even easier for them.

 

[magsnwonderland]

I know it's not relaxing at the adult pool, but do you think she'd nap on the pool deck? On our cruise, there were some loungers in areas that were less crowded than others (bonus they were in the shade and further from the noise of the pool) so you could still lounge and read a book or watch the water and have her with you but not feel trapped in your room?

 

[Nicnicnic.nic]

I know it's not relaxing at the adult pool, but do you think she'd nap on the pool deck? On our cruise, there were some loungers in areas that were less crowded than others (bonus they were in the shade and further from the noise of the pool) so you could still lounge and read a book or watch the water and have her with you but not feel trapped in your room?

I feel like I'd risk her not napping well and then her being crabby all night. Id rather be stuck for couple hours lol

 

[NAB]

I know it's not relaxing at the adult pool, but do you think she'd nap on the pool deck? On our cruise, there were some loungers in areas that were less crowded than others (bonus they were in the shade and further from the noise of the pool) so you could still lounge and read a book or watch the water and have her with you but not feel trapped in your room?

adult pool is called that for a reason. It is 18 + no kids on that side even in strollers.

opps just saw pool deck.

 

[OpieDoodle]

As others have mentioned, no space for naps in the kids clubs. I'd just plan to tell your stateroom host about what time you'll be there each day and I'm sure they'll be happy to make sure her bed is ready! I found when I went back for naps I often took a nap as well!