Precautions for Kindergarten Nap Room What should you pay attention to in Kindergarten Nap Room?

1. The room where you take a nap must maintain good air circulation. In cold seasons, childcare workers should close the windows half an hour before taking a nap to maintain the temperature in the dormitory, and open windows throughout the day for ventilation in other seasons. Close the curtains before taking a nap to create a good sleeping environment for young children.

2. Change children's bedding in time according to the season, and prepare thicker bedding for weak children and children who are prone to illness. The childcare staff must cooperate with each other and make preparations before going to bed: the childcare worker must first clean up the garbage on the floor, mop the dust with a semi-dry mop, and then lay down the small bed after the floor is dry. The bed should be free of clutter.

3. Each child's bed, bedding, and pillows are all marked with a unified mark to ensure that the bedding is reserved for the exclusive use of the person. The bed's logo is on the upper right corner of the bed, and the logo is clear; the bedding and pillows are embroidered with the children's names, making it easy for teachers and children to distinguish.

4. Reasonably arrange the beds for children to take naps. Weak children should be placed in the leeward area, and children with good physical fitness and who are afraid of heat can be placed in a ventilated area (but not in a room where the wind blows). Children who are prone to bedwetting and who are lively and talkative should sleep in a place where teachers can take care of them. Children who cough should be kept at a certain distance from other children. All children sleep with their heads and feet crossed.

5. Remind children to urinate before going to bed and do not bring hairpins, toys and other items into the dormitory.