Infants
Dream Kids (INFANT-AGE 2)
Dream Kids is a place where babies can feel safe and experience God’s love through the love of our servants. Nothing is more important for a young child than beginning to understand who God is and how we are a part of a much larger picture. We want all kids to know 3 things when they move into Elementary:
- God Loves Me.
- God Made Me.
- Jesus wants to be my friend forever.
What to bring
In a small diaper bag, please include the following:
- Two or three disposable diapers
- A complete change of clothes
- Pacifier or other item, should your child need it for security
- A bottle of milk, formula, juice, or water (a good practice even for babies being nursed)
Snacks
We offer Cheerios to our classes. If your child has an allergy, please let us know. We do not offer peanuts or products made with nuts and ask that you do not send anything with those contents due to potential allergies with other children.
What happens if my child cries after being dropped off?
If your child cries more than about 15 minutes and cannot be comforted, you will be paged, using the pager issued at check-in. In addition, the security number on your child's security tag will be flashed on the screens in the Worship Center.
Age Limit
Dreams Kids Nursery is offered to babies 6 months and older.
Wellness policy
For the protection of all children, our ministry must decline admission to children with the following symptoms: runny nose, fresh cold (4 days or less), fever, rash, persistent cough, diarrhea and any other signs of illness. Thank you in advance for helping us keep our nursery a healthy place for all. When your child reaches a new stage, let the servant at your child's classroom know and they will fill out an "I've Graduated" card. Your child will be promoted for the following Sunday.
Parent Resources
These can be found here on our website or in the hallways on Sunday morning.
Parent Time
This is just a simple piece to encourage you in those special times of parenting a baby.
For more information, email Chrissy Skelton