How does everyone go about storing the blankets and pillows?
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each kid gets their own cubby basket in a storage shelf: http://www.target.com/p/room-essenti...#prodSlot=_1_1 . I don't have pillows though. One kid used to bring a pillow-pet and it folded up and was able to fit in the cubby basket. They keep their sheet, blanket and extra set of clothes in these cubbies. Each kid also gets a reusable bag with their name-tag on it, which they hang on a row of hooks by the door (also where they hang their jacket and lunch box) - and they use these bags to take their bedding home once a week to be washed.
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I put each child's blanket, pillow and sleeping bag in an extra large, labeled Ziploc bag to keep them separate from everyone else's and then store the bags in a large plastic bin in a closet.
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I have the kids bring sleeping bags. One of the choices for regs in my state. They can't touch each other. I wanted simple. I bought cheap pop-up clothes bins at Wal-Mart for around $2.50 each. Sl. Bags and pillow just slip right in. I have enough room for these. Very Easy peasy!
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Each child has a cubby and their blanket is stored there. Blankets never go home because I want to know they have been laundered properly in clean surroundings.
I have done this for several years now. I got tired of blankets smelling of vomit and pee being brought back and forth to daycare....ugh!!!
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I have larger fabric bags that zip up. I can put their mat, blanket, and pillow in there. Then I put their name on the bag and keep them separated. It ends up being too big for cubbies, but I have a closet under the stairs that it all fits under.
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We don't have pillows - I use foldable mats from lakeshore that have built in pillows. Each child gets one mat and fleece blanket provided by me. I store them in plastic sterilite drawers. It is the perfect size for the mats and blanket and allows for each child's mat and blanket to be separate from one another.
Mats: http://www.lakeshorelearning.com/pro...=1420126542394
Drawers: http://www.walmart.com/ip/Sterilite-...Black/16415880
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Yes, in regard to laundering the sleeping bags I'm required to have them washed weekly. I don't send them home, I launder them. I can see busy parents just leaving them in the car and not getting around to washing them or forgetting them on Monday.
I want to make sure they are here and I do want to offer this as a service. Quite honestly, if I worked out of the home all week and had little kids I might not get around to washing, drying, and loading that sleeping bag in the car each week!
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