If daycare opens July 1, would you be comfortable sending your 3 year old?

[Anonymous]

I’m starting to think about this. We can’t afford a nanny but my child is the snotty nose one who was sick every second of daycare. And of course hasn’t been sick since we’ve been home for quarantine. I don’t feel great about going from telling her not to touch the neighbor kid’s bike to throwing her into a classroom full of germs.

[Anonymous]

Yes.

[Anonymous]

ask me on June 15

[Anonymous]

Yes.

[Anonymous]

Too soon to tell. Would have to know cases at that time, testing, how treatments are going.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:ask me on June 15

Yeah, right now I’m inclined to say yes but realistically I would need to see what’s going on closer to then.

[Anonymous]

Considering my daughter is going now, of course.

[Anonymous]

No but not because of illness. I enjoy saving the money when they don’t go. I paid down half of my credit card. I could pay it off fully if they don’t go to daycare in the summer

[Anonymous]

Assume that if she has a sniffle they won't take her.

[Anonymous]

Yes. We are currently paying full tuition to keep our spot!

[Anonymous]

Nope

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:ask me on June 15

This. Right now I'm "optimistically" anticipating my 5 year old and infant will most likely be back in day care sometime in June (aka I'll have to go back to work and assume a spot will be available), but it's an evolving situation. We'll see what the spread and hospitalization rates look loke.

[Anonymous]

Hell no we won’t go

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Hell no we won’t go

Amen to that sister

[Anonymous]

Not a chance.