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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]OP here. The camp knew from the beginning that my child was dealing with this on-going problem and was therefore in pull-ups. He had very few accidents the entire summer until he began this miralax routine and has had 2 incidents that I'm aware of (there could be a 3rd but I'm not sure about it). Children do not need to be potty trained at this camp and these are not high school students caring for kids. It's actually a very expensive camp but was the ONLY summer camps for children his age that was full-time. He's been dealing with this medical condition for 6+ months but typically, it doesn't have significant impact on his ability to engage with his peers and participate in activities. He loves being with friends, is social, and I'm not going to deprive him of positive social experiences with peers in the summer because of this problem that's only been a "major" issue twice this summer....so what 20-25 minutes of time the entire summer?? He's on a regular dose of miralax now that he takes daily. The actual cleanse, he stayed home. I don't know about you all but I only get 11 days of sick time a year. My husband gets much less. When school starts and sicknesses start circulating...kids are often required to be out for 2 full school days. This adds up real quick. We have to work, we cannot live on one income so to just think it's no big deal to just keep him home because of the possibility of having an episode of diarrhea....I cannot. I simply do not have that kind of time. I will lose my job. He needs to go to the childcare that I have prepared and I go to work. Before someone suggest, "just get a nanny"....I am not wealthy. I simply cannot afford a nanny. I'm not entitled but I [b]do want my child to have access to the same experiences as his peers and to be able to enjoy his summer with his little buddies.[/b] [/quote] He’s not having the same experience as his peers. His peers aren’t being sent to camp to have uncontrollable diarrhea because their mother doesn’t want to hire a babysitter for the short term problem BUT has made it a point to tell us that the camp is “very expensive”.[/quote]
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