What your child needs to bring

When you bring your child to Tiny Tots, there are a few things you need to remember.

  • Write your child’s name on their belongings and every item of their clothing, including bags, shoes, bottles and comforters.
  • Dress your child in old clothing for messy play.
  • Ensure you provide safe clothing for both indoor and outdoor play with comfortable, securely fitting shoes. Children are required to wear tops with sleeves for protection from the sun as per our policy.
  • Do not leave any medication in your child’s bag, always hand it to a qualified educator and fill in a medication form.
  • Hats (Cancer Foundation approved) and T-shirts with the centre logo are for sale at the front office.

0-2 years

  • Bag
  • Wide brim bucket-style hat (recommended by Cancer Foundation). Available for sale at the centre.
  • Two complete sets of clothes, including socks and jumper if cold
  • Minimum of five nappies per day
  • Formula in a formula container, empty bottles and comforters required. Please ensure they are labelled with your child’s name
  • Nappy cream if required

2-5 years

  • Bag
  • Wide brim bucket style hat (recommended by Cancer Foundation). Available for sale at the centre.
  • Change of clothes, including socks and jumper if cold
  • Four pairs or more of training pants and shorts (if toilet training)
  • If your child is toilet training please dress them in clothes that are easy for them to take off to go to the toilet.
  • Nappy for sleep time and home time if required
  • Comforters if required
  • Nappy cream if required

Long cords can be caught on play equipment and loose buttons and beads can be dangerous. Our outdoor policy recommends that children’s shoes are not worn when playing on the outdoor climbing equipment. If you do not wish this to happen, please speak to the qualified educators in your child’s room.

Children in the Kindy room are taught self-help skills and encouraged to put their own socks, shoes and clothes on. Please dress them in clothes that are easy to put on and off for this reason.

The centre also discourages families from bringing lollies, food or toys to the centre. Lost property boxes are provided in every room or in the hallway in the main centre and in the foyer in the school house.