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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]but if you're not allowed to bring your child to school/daycare that way, you shouldn't be bringing them to the park or having them touch all the toys in the drs offce. [/quote] I disagree. Park is different than daycare. And it is your responsibility to make sure your child doesn't touch the (possibly infected) toys at the dr's, or wash your child's hands. I am not going to spend my time trying to keep a cranky (sick) child from having a go at the toys at the dr's. I find it hard to believe that everyone who has an "unwell" child stay cooped up at home for days at a time. [/quote] I agree that a park is definitely different than daycare. I don't send my sick kid to daycare because she wants to be home with mommy and I want her to have access to food and fluids. As long as she's up for it, I'm fine with taking her to the playground.[/quote]
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