Naps

[marty3d]

I was wondering how th ekids programs for younger kids handle naps - do they assume / require you to pick your child up when they need to nap or do they have "quiet/ nap time"?

 

[rae519]

No scheduled naps for the kid's clubs.

But I do schedule one in for me and Michael, my now 7 year old - the heat and activity gets to us pretty easy!

Rae

 

[floridaminnie]

The clubs do page you if your child does become tired. They are really good about that.

 

[SueEllen]

What about Flounders and babysitting? Surely they have an area for naps don't they?

Sue Ellen

 

[Dave_from_Marietta]

Originally posted by SueEllen

What about Flounders and babysitting? Surely they have an area for naps don't they?

Yes, the kids at FRN can take naps.

 

[SueEllen]

Whew! Thanks Dave!

Sue Ellen

 

[ruvidu]

from the header that this thread would be asking where you could find a good place to take a nap on board. I was ready with two replys.
Russ

 

[Dave_from_Marietta]

Originally posted by ruvidu

I thought from the header that this thread would be asking where you could find a good place to take a nap on board. I was ready with two replys.

Russ

Well, let's hear them, Russ! I'm guessing one of them is the deck chairs on the Promenade Deck? Am I right? What's the other one?

 

[ruvidu]

My verandah. Take a pillow from the bed to prop up behind your head. Poetry? I always start to read and then I am gone.

Russ

 

[plutospup]

I insists upon them, even if DD5 doesn't! One evening DD missed her nap, and was waaayyy overtired. I picked her up, went to the "comfy blue" deckchairs where both of us proceeded to fall sound asleep! Zzzzzz. Less than 9 months we get to do it again!