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[quote=Anonymous]Our son goes to a home daycare in Bethesda that he loves. It’s $500/week (he’s 2) for full time M-F, and just 5 mins from our house so super convenient since I WFH. I’m currently solo parenting while my spouse is out of state for the rest of the year (military). Today I was asked to pick up my kid because his nose is stuffed up so he’s breathing loudly and wasn’t interested in eating his lunch, plus they think “he’s probably going to get a fever later”. He doesn’t have a fever, his energy level is fine, and his nose isn’t runny, so there’s nothing present that goes against their own sickness policies. He’s also fully vaccinated for COVID and daycare is literally the only place we’re exposed to other people right now since I WFH. My mom says we should try to switch to a center instead of a home daycare because a center won’t send kids home for little stuff like this. But is that advice from “the before times” or is it still true? [/quote]
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