Ana’s Kids taking sick preschoolers to public park

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:This is so frustrating. I was at a park with my daughters in south Arlington early this afternoon and Ana’s Kids (daycare in 22202) brought at least two unmasked kids with REALLY raspy coughs to the playground. During a pandemic. WTF.

So stay away from them. Problem solved. What a child you are, OP.

We did leave. Daycare kids. Yuck.

WOW you are the absolute worst.

[Anonymous]

There are meds for such things in this day and age, op.
Though, we are still waiting for cure for Karens' disease. I hear it is incurable.

[Anonymous]

Some kids cough for a whole month after they recover from a cold. Some kids have asthma or allergies that make them cough.

Mind your own business, OP.

[Anonymous]

No reason the kids should not be wearing masks. I think that is the appropriate middle ground between covid deniers and covid preventers.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:You’re in an open air park. Kids cough all winter every year. Welcome to toddlerhood.

Are you really this stupid? Unaware that there’s a global pandemic still going on? This isn’t “all winter every year.” OP should call the Health Department.

And say what? Preschool age kids are not required to mask, especially not outside. And I guarantee you those kids have negative Covid tests because that's required almost anywhere in order to send kids into daycare/school with anything resembling Covid symptoms.

The Health Department has actual important things to focus on (haven't you heard there's a global pandemic going on?) and addressing OP's paranoia should not make the cut.

There are signs up everywhere saying don’t use facilities (including parks) if you’re sick. Highly doubt this daycare cares if these kids had negative Covid tests. The caregivers just sit there and gossip on the benches while the kids are doing god knows what. Not a good daycare, but I’m sure you get what you pay for.

Nannies and parents sit on benches while preschool kids play with each other at parks, too. Sorry day care offends you.