Pink I rule in daycare?

Anonymous wrote:What goes around comes around! Keep your kid home. You share, it will just come right back to you. It is extremely inconsiderate to spread.

Alright non helpful dummies. I just need to know what the rule is. Nobody said I was trying to risk another kid or my kids health. Sheesh

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03/07/2013 20:04

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Anonymous wrote:At our daycare, I think it is after they have been in antibiotics for 24 hours they can return.

Thank you. I've heard as soon as medicicated to totally clear. I just don't know my center is closed but I need to tell my boss something if I'm going to be out

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03/07/2013 20:23

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I was told, when I had it, that I could not go to work (I'm a teacher) until it was cleared up, which was longer than 24 hours on drops.

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03/07/2013 20:27

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Anonymous wrote:I was told, when I had it, that I could not go to work (I'm a teacher) until it was cleared up, which was longer than 24 hours on drops.

Was this DC? Va or md?

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03/07/2013 20:27

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• Purulent conjunctivitis (defined as pink or red conjunctiva with white or yellow eye discharge) until on antibiotics for 24 hours.

Directly from my daycares illness policy.

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03/07/2013 20:29

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Anonymous wrote:I was told, when I had it, that I could not go to work (I'm a teacher) until it was cleared up, which was longer than 24 hours on drops.

Was this DC? Va or md?

This was from my doctor, not my work. The doctor was in Maryland. She specifically told me not to go back to work until it had cleared up. Didn't matter what the school's policy was once she said that I had to comply (or lie).

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03/07/2013 20:30

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Anonymous wrote:• Purulent conjunctivitis (defined as pink or red conjunctiva with white or yellow eye discharge) until on antibiotics for 24 hours.

Directly from my daycares illness policy.

So daycare specific? Ok thanks all. The color is clearing do who knows maybe my kid got hurt at the center and they didn't notice, again.

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03/07/2013 20:36

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:• Purulent conjunctivitis (defined as pink or red conjunctiva with white or yellow eye discharge) until on antibiotics for 24 hours.

Directly from my daycares illness policy.

So daycare specific? Ok thanks all. The color is clearing do who knows maybe my kid got hurt at the center and they didn't notice, again.

Yes, daycare specific. It's a dumb policy, because pinkeye can be viral, from allergies etc. But that's their policy.

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03/07/2013 20:38

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Anonymous wrote:What goes around comes around! Keep your kid home. You share, it will just come right back to you. It is extremely inconsiderate to spread.

Alright non helpful dummies. I just need to know what the rule is. Nobody said I was trying to risk another kid or my kids health. Sheesh

Yes, you are risking your and other kids health. This is common sense to keep your child home and not expose anyone to this. You are the dummy for even asking this. Just like with any illness, keep your kid home till it clears up.

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03/07/2013 20:47

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:What goes around comes around! Keep your kid home. You share, it will just come right back to you. It is extremely inconsiderate to spread.

Alright non helpful dummies. I just need to know what the rule is. Nobody said I was trying to risk another kid or my kids health. Sheesh

Yes, you are risking your and other kids health. This is common sense to keep your child home and not expose anyone to this. You are the dummy for even asking this. Just like with any illness, keep your kid home till it clears up.

While I don't know the specific rule I know your guidance is wrong. I know it hinges on the medicine. No go away troll!