Does your gym childcare worker change babies' diapers?

[Anonymous]

I have heard that some gym daycare workers change diapers, while at others parents are paged to change the diapers.

What occurs at your gym?

[Anonymous]

Do you not want to change your child's diaper?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Do you not want to change your child's diaper?

I am taking a job in a new gym childcare that is setting rules / policies before opening.

[Anonymous]

I've used three gyms (different chains) and gym day care. None do this. It's a licensing issue.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I've used three gyms (different chains) and gym day care. None do this. It's a licensing issue.

Really? How so? This is OP and I am not sure what you mean (not being snarky). Thanks.

[Anonymous]

They call me to come change the baby.

[Anonymous]

Parents should change the diapers. No question, imo.

[Anonymous]

Babies and toddlers shouldn't have their (often poopy) diapers changed by a complete stranger.

[Anonymous]

My gym changes diapers

[Anonymous]

The jcc which has a daycare on site changes them
Our fancy gym does not

[Anonymous]

Our YMCA in Texas did.

[Anonymous]

Across all three gyms where I’ve used childcare, none changed diapers.

[Anonymous]

My gym paged me to come change a diaper when my kids were that age.

[Anonymous]

My gym does not (Lifetime Fitness). It was actually one of the major reasons I signed my babies up for childcare there. I do not want a drop in center like that changing my kids diapers. I am fine with it at nursery school when they have the same consistent care givers.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I've used three gyms (different chains) and gym day care. None do this. It's a licensing issue.

Really? How so? This is OP and I am not sure what you mean (not being snarky). Thanks.

They DO NOT have a license that allows their workers to change diapers. Daycares do.. it is probably much more expensive to maintain a license that allows it. What do you not understand about this?