Which of these kids would you take to swim practice?

[Anonymous]

Outdoor practice, but crowded. Obviously kids can’t mask.

Kid with definite covid symptoms, negative rapid yesterday, no pcr.

Asymptomatic symptom of that kid.

Kid who spent a couple hours, mostly one way masked with the asymptomatic siblings.

[Anonymous]

Just keep them all home

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Outdoor practice, but crowded. Obviously kids can’t mask.

Kid with definite covid symptoms, negative rapid yesterday, no pcr.

Asymptomatic symptom of that kid.

Kid who spent a couple hours, mostly one way masked with the asymptomatic siblings.

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[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Outdoor practice, but crowded. Obviously kids can’t mask.

Kid with definite covid symptoms, negative rapid yesterday, no pcr.

Asymptomatic sibling of that kid.

Kid who spent a couple hours, mostly one way masked with the asymptomatic siblings.

Fixing this.

-- OP

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Outdoor practice, but crowded. Obviously kids can’t mask.

Kid with definite covid symptoms, negative rapid yesterday, no pcr.

Asymptomatic sibling of that kid.

Kid who spent a couple hours, mostly one way masked with the asymptomatic siblings.

Fixing this.

-- OP

I wouldn’t send the symptomatic kid or their sibling, but the kid that spent a few hours while masked with the symptomatic kid and isn’t exhibiting symptoms I would take.

[Anonymous]

Was the asymptomatic sibling tested for covid?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Was the asymptomatic sibling tested for covid?

I do not know for sure. Only the nonsibling is mine, the mother of the others called about carpool.

Supposedly the symptomatic kid is getting or got a pcr today, but I don’t know if thy are also testing siblings.

[Anonymous]

Is swim practice inside or outside.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Is swim practice inside or outside.

Outside

[Anonymous]

I would probably take any asymptomatic kids with negative rapids to practice. For the symptomatic kid, it depends on what definite symptoms we're talking about. A runny nose? Practice is on. Sore throat and fever? Definitely not.

[Anonymous]

Symptomatic kid should stay home. If the other two are vaccinated and boosted, and have tested negative on a rapid test, they could go. But I’d probably keep them home anyhow for a day or two just to be safe.

[Anonymous]

If they feel ok and have tested negative I would take all of them.

[Anonymous]

I'm assuming by 'asymptomatic' sibling- you really mean child who has no symptoms and is otherwise healthy- in which case of course they can go. your child spent time with a sibling of a child who is currrently ill? totally fine to go to practice.
Ill child? of course if they are sick they don't go to swim practice.

[Anonymous]

also- how sick is the kid with 'definite covid symptoms'? high fever? insane cough? I would be more inclined to quarantine a sibling with a really sick kid than if we are talking kid complains of sore throat, has a mild stuffy nose no fever and tested negative.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:If they feel ok and have tested negative I would take all of them.

Test results aren’t back on symptomatic kid.

CDC guidelines are that you wear a mask if a member of your household is exposed.