Today, that was me. It's 85 degrees. My daughter had an accident and needed to change. She had a long sleeve tee shirt, a pair of shorts she hates and no undies in her cubby. The teachers finally got her to wear the shirt and shorts but she was embarrassed that she had no undies. I told the teacher she can deal for the day and we'll stock her cubby tomorrow....
Have you ever been "that" mom?
grapefruit / 4321 posts
Oh my kid regularly has an unstocked or seasonally inappropriate cubby. Lucky for me she has 3 really close friends in her class and the teachers know that if any one of the 4 girls needs something, they can steal from the other cubbies and we'll get it back to each other. We also pick up each other's kids whenever with no prior approval to the school so sharing clothes is pretty low on the list 
wonderful pomelo / 30692 posts
Oh definitely! My kid will go commando if he doesn't have any spare underwear and our daycare has spare clothes they can use if necessary.
pomegranate / 3375 posts
On the regular!
My LO comes home in "lost n found" bin clothes ALLLL of the time. 
We only have a small locker space for her things, so I just space when it needs replenished.
pear / 1657 posts
Yes, when he was working on potty training he came home in a pair of super tiny shorts from one of his teachers kids (he goes to the school too).
grapefruit / 4545 posts
Yup.
Thankfully our school has "back up" clothes on hand - but usually its not something the kid particularly wants to wear. But ya - been there done that.
hostess / wonderful grape / 20803 posts
More than once! Our school has backup clothes that my kids have both worn!
cherry / 202 posts
Yes. Seasonally inappropriate or too small. He doesn't need the change of clothes often so I forget about it. Which reminds me, the weather it getting warmer I should bring in a new outfit
grapefruit / 4278 posts
So many times. E has come home in the daycare back-up clothes or pants that are like capris more times than I'd like to admit
wonderful kiwi / 23653 posts
Absolutely. I don't drop off/pick up and DH is really bad at checking! I just try to pick out the stuff from laundry that I know are spares and send those back.
pomegranate / 3438 posts
Yes. Usually because I forget to change them out and he's outgrown them!
pear / 1642 posts
Yes! More for my 1 year old because I forget to bring new sizes as she grows. But my 4 year old has worn daycare provided clothes because she refused to wear the ones I had for her since they didn't match and were long pants during a FL summer 🤦♀️
pear / 1728 posts
Yes 
I always forget to replace them when she moves up a size. Daycare always just squeezes her in them but I feel bad...
nectarine / 2148 posts
I've forgotten a few times. My son goes to daycare with all girls so he comes home in girls cloths if he needed to be changed.
nectarine / 2530 posts
Once she came home in a costume
grapefruit / 4455 posts
Not yet but dd is only half days and we're required to start out with three full outfits! Nbd!!
papaya / 10343 posts
Like every week. We can't keep up with it. My daughter's teachers suck at putting her diaper on so it leaks almost every day it feels like. So we constantly need more pants. they also never remind us when we're running low (i take in several at a time). #whatevs. she's not old enough to care, they always have building spares, and they need to learn to put her damn diaper on correctly.
pomelo / 5258 posts
Oh yes. Both kids have rocked the class clothes. My super pink princess daughter is somehow ok with the boy class underwear. DS has definitely come home in girl clothes too. On days he needs a change it usually seems like he goes through 3-4 outfits.
grapefruit / 4056 posts
I think every daycare Mom has at some point picked up a kid stuffed into too-small clothes/in loaner clothes/in mystery clothing! It's a rite of passage! Heck DS had to lend his best girlfriend a pair of boxers after an untimely accident that my friend was not prepared for. It's all part of being a kid/having kids!
wonderful pear / 26210 posts
Honestly, no. I never had an issue keeping the cubby stocked with appropriate clothing...my son wasn't really messy through, so I can count on one hand the amount of times he had to use them...most recently in kindergarten when he fell in a pool of mud.
persimmon / 1270 posts
I sent the nanny out without a change of clothes for the baby but two channels for my toddler. The baby looked really silly in a 4t outfit....
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