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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]This system is going to disincentive even taking a Covid test. A positive test is like a kiss of death for two-three weeks for you and all the families in the daycare. Flame away, but if my kid has a slight cold or a fever from now on, I will keep him/her at home for a couple of days, but won't test.[/quote] We cant do that. If our kid is sick, which is the only reason I would keep them home, we have to test to return. [/quote] That's for your kid. Parents getting sick is a different issue. I know a parent who had a mild case of COVID (sick for two days), then the spouse got it a few days later, but the kids never got it. The youngest had to quarantine for 25 days from daycare! day 1 = 1st parent symptoms day 5 = 2nd parent symptoms day 15 = 2nd parent isolation day 25 = when child could return to daycare based on starting a quarantine on day 15 So yes, if one has a runny nose, it does make one hesitant about testing, and I think about saying when symptoms started, or what consistutes an exposure to a parent. What if I stay in a room all day and only come out after day 5 with a mask?[/quote] This. You can try to virtue signal all you want but 25 days without child care would have serious consequences for many families and at this stage of the pandemic you can't deny a lot of these will not test.[/quote] I agree- it’s one thing to test a kid who is visibly sick- which we are required to do too. But yeah, us parents have not been testing for every little thing, especially during allergy season. Having to quarantine for household family members getting Covid results in the longest quarantine.[/quote]
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