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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I'm probably one of those posters. Both of my kids have runny noses from November - May. I don't get it. They never get sicker either. We've been to the pediatrician about it so many times. My dad is a type 1 diabetic so he gets sick nearly every time he visits (I do bleach every thing down in preparation and am a clean person myself). He says it's worth it though to see my kids. He seems to be the only one who gets sick, but I think that's because he has a lesser immune system.

One time my DD was on her way to a birthday party and she threw up. It wasn't unusual- she did sometimes get car sick because she's rear facing. I cleaned her up (including hand washing) and didn't think any thing about it because she seemed very healthy, no fever, and wasn't sick the morning before. She was fine the entire party and was smiling. Later that night she started violently throwing up for hours. Pretty sure we gave everyone norovirus or something at that birthday party. It was miserable. DH and I were both incredibly sick too. Totally felt terrible about that one...[/quote]

Yes, you are one of those parents. Shame on you. [/quote]
So the kid seemed fine and sometimes threw up from car sickness. Why is this a shame on you?[/quote]

When it comes to puke always be safe than sorry. Especially when heading to something like a birthday party!! Take the poor girl home clean her up and move on with your day. It was not detrimental that she be at the party - and I’m sure the host would have agreed. [/quote]

That’s ridiculous for known carsickness. My 2 year old gets carsick every time we drive more than 30 mins. It sucks. She is perfectly fine before and after the car ride. We travel with wipes and extra clothes. It’s awful but she’s not sick. When this happens a lot you learn to tell the difference. [/quote]

Except the mom who took her kid to the party anyway thought it was carsickness and it was actually a virus. But good try convincing us that you know with 100% authority that it’s just carsickness. Play on the safe side and don’t risk infecting others. Your kid will survive not going to the event, especially if you have to stop to clean up the puke anyway. No one wants a kid who smells like puke at an event. Stop being selfish. [/quote]

+1. That mom is a jerk who doesn’t know what she claims to know...and what kind of ahole goes to a birthday party where a kid has puked and smells like vomit? To a birthday party?! A total selfish asshole. I’m not a germaphobe but that is selfish and disgusting and rude to the kid having the party and every guest.[/quote]

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