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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]is this 2020? I don't have a kid in daycare, but it seems like daycares are keeping these draconian policies because it is financially beneficial to them (you have to pay, but they don't need staff to watch your kid).[/quote]

This is such a stupid take, and of course you are saying it while having no experience with daycare. If they are short staffed, that’s far more likely to be due to workers catching covid from kids than due to some scheme to keep kids out of the daycare for fun and profit. [/quote]

If OP's child has been exposed and she wasn't notified (she says her child was not exposed so she clearly has not been notified), that's a huge failure on the part of the child care provider. If the workers are "catching covid from kids" then OP's child would have been exposed, and the child care provider needs to disclose that if they want to be responsible. [/quote]

Oh dear lord.  If the daycare had 2-3 workers test positive for covid over the weekend, does it not seem remotely within the realm of possibility to you that they caught it from kids at the daycare, in which it would make sense to have anyone who has shown symptoms in the past week so a PCR test to confirm they don’t have covid before coming back?  Sure, they could require everyone at the daycare to do that, but that just means excluding more kids. [/quote]

AGAIN THE CHILD CARE PROVIDER NEEDS TO DISCLOSE COVID CASES TO THE FAMILIES. You are acting like COVID prevention is a one-way street. It's all on the families, the provider has no responsibility whatsover? jfc.[/quote]

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