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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Your doctor will see you, if you need that.  The main problem is you'll be spending your co-pay all the time for the doctor to declare it's a cold, not COVID.  But this will be part of the disruption that people don't seem to grasp.  I have told my work I can't spend time in the office until I have reliable and NORMAL daycare/school for my kids.  Because one runny nose and they are home for the week or more.

So even if daycares/schools open, there will still be significant disruption.  The sooner employers realize teleworking will be the norm (for jobs that allow it) the better.

My 3 year old's school is prepping to open. [b] I am less likely to send him if they try to require masks.  I don't think the payoff is worth it.  If I'm sending him, I'm accepting the risk of group care and don't really want the social/emotional detriment of masks on young kids.  If the teachers wear them, fine.[/b]

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Same.  I just don't think masks make sense at that age.  Our daycare has given us conflicting info on what they will require- first said no masks for kids, but I'm guessing a bunch of parents complained because now they will be encouraged, but still not required. Could change again I guess.  But our alternative options are limited so will probably have to send them back.[/quote]

Same here. Teachers - no issue and if it helps them feel/be safe, thats fine. But the payoff isn’t worth it for preschoolers. [/quote]

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