Additional Information
What to Bring
Your child should come dressed appropriately for the weather, inside temperature adjustments (air conditioning or heating), outside time, and ready to play!
Please bring:
• a change of clothing
• a lunch (finger foods) & drink
• diapers/pull-ups, if needed
• baby wipes, bibs, and extra bottle for babies
All articles of clothing, lunch bags, etc., should be clearly marked with your child’s name. Treasured items from home (loveys, pacifiers, etc.) are always welcome in the infant room. However, we ask that all toddlers and preschoolers kindly leave their toys at home, as they tend to create dilemmas in our classrooms—and in most cases will result in immediate confiscation by the teacher.
Sick policy
If your child has the following symptoms, we ask that you do not bring him/her to the PMO:
100°+ temperature within the past 24 hours
• discolored nasal discharge
(i.e., thick, green, or yellow vs. thin and clear)
• vomiting or diarrhea within the past 24 hours
• infected skin rash or impetigo
• other contagious disease
If in doubt, please err on the side of caution and keep your child home. We ask that you extend the same courtesy to other parents and children as you would hope to receive for yourself and your own child.
We love the children that come to Parent’s Morning Out. Those who are ill, need individual attention and care. In the event your child should present or develop any of the above symptoms while at PMO, we will call you to come take him or her home.
Your child should come dressed appropriately for the weather, inside temperature adjustments (air conditioning or heating), outside time, and ready to play!
Please bring:
• a change of clothing
• a lunch (finger foods) & drink
• diapers/pull-ups, if needed
• baby wipes, bibs, and extra bottle for babies
All articles of clothing, lunch bags, etc., should be clearly marked with your child’s name. Treasured items from home (loveys, pacifiers, etc.) are always welcome in the infant room. However, we ask that all toddlers and preschoolers kindly leave their toys at home, as they tend to create dilemmas in our classrooms—and in most cases will result in immediate confiscation by the teacher.
Sick policy
If your child has the following symptoms, we ask that you do not bring him/her to the PMO:
100°+ temperature within the past 24 hours
• discolored nasal discharge
(i.e., thick, green, or yellow vs. thin and clear)
• vomiting or diarrhea within the past 24 hours
• infected skin rash or impetigo
• other contagious disease
If in doubt, please err on the side of caution and keep your child home. We ask that you extend the same courtesy to other parents and children as you would hope to receive for yourself and your own child.
We love the children that come to Parent’s Morning Out. Those who are ill, need individual attention and care. In the event your child should present or develop any of the above symptoms while at PMO, we will call you to come take him or her home.
Substitute Teachers
PMO is in need of substitutes to fill in for teachers any day of the week. Please email us so that we can put your name on the list. If you are a parent with a child enrolled in our program, you can choose to be paid or have the amount earned applied to your tuition.
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