If daycare opens July 1, would you be comfortable sending your 3 year old?
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Anonymous
This is 100% correct. |
Anonymous
| Umm I’m hoping middle of May to go back... |
Anonymous
and a fever, which would normally mean 1-2 days at home will likely mean a required doctor visit, required COVID test, and two weeks at home. |
Anonymous
Yup and you will still have to pay the whole month of tuition |
Anonymous
| Ours opened last week. We were there at 8am ready for drop off! |
Anonymous
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Yes.
For those who say no, what would make you feel comfortable? For one friend I know it’s a vaccine, but I’d have to quit my job to wait that long. |
Anonymous
Numbers of cases in md and va would have to drop like it’s hot. |
Anonymous
| I personally have a backup plan that allows me to work without daycare but if I didn’t, I’d go back. |
Anonymous
What is your plan? |
Anonymous
| Not putting my young 3 year old in that germ infested hole until January |
Anonymous
| No way, daycares are cesspools and we all know it. I would also wait until there are very very few new cases. Yes it’s taking a toll on my mental health but I would never sacrifice that to send my kid to daycare. |
Anonymous
Omg, stop being a martyr |
Anonymous
| Hell no we wont go!! |
Anonymous
| Don’t know yet. It’s only 5/6. If things aren't a lot different from now, then no. |
Anonymous
| My child is going back to daycare the day I return to the office. |