If you were not able to make it to the Nursery workers’ meeting on the first of July, then we can update you a little on what’s happening at church.
There are some helpful guidelines for you to follow such as showing up early for your work period and separating the infants and toddlers (so our walkers don’t step over our crawlers). The three-year-olds and above have been moved to another area of the church building and the little ones have more room. There are also holders provided for shoes and a changing table outside of the main rooms so that you can handle diaper changes a lot better. This station is equipped and open to mothers who are caring for their own babies as well. It is easier for others to access it this way and very close to the bathroom if a quick wash is needed. Many sanitizing tools are available right at the changing table and there are plastic bags for better diaper disposing.
Please get a copy of the nursery workers duties from Sister Marie. You can also view this list in the nursery room. If you haven’t already, please fill out an About Me Sheet that tells important information about your child. It helps nursery workers keep track of age, allergies, special requests, and other information vital to helping you and your child.
Thank you Sister Marie for all your hard work. Thank you also to all those helping out in our church to provide care for our children.
Lastly, if you would like to volunteer (especially during the month of July) to be a temporary helper, please let Sister Marie know. Also, the women were discussing that some people may be easily called from church if there should be a need that arises if a baby needs to be held most, if not all, of the church period. Let Sister Marie know if you would be available for this “on call” service.
