Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Maybe 2 years ago, but these days no. We have a kid in private school where you do have to stay home with congestion symptoms until a negative covid test is provided. So if you send a kid with a cold to school and they spread it, you may be putting an undue burden on other families.
This. Please don't be that parent, OP. Our daycare says no coming back until 48 hours without symptoms and we take that seriously.
Every cold or virus in the times of COVID is a minimum of one week out. Sucks because she still gets a nasty bug every 2 to 3 weeks like clockwork.
Poor kids. What a sucky miserable sick life!
Anonymous wrote:This is why my kids don't go to daycare. Such low class parents who will send their sick kids to infect other children instead of keeping their sick children home.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Maybe 2 years ago, but these days no. We have a kid in private school where you do have to stay home with congestion symptoms until a negative covid test is provided. So if you send a kid with a cold to school and they spread it, you may be putting an undue burden on other families.
This. Please don't be that parent, OP. Our daycare says no coming back until 48 hours without symptoms and we take that seriously.
Every cold or virus in the times of COVID is a minimum of one week out. Sucks because she still gets a nasty bug every 2 to 3 weeks like clockwork.
Anonymous wrote:I have sent her with a stuffy nose after I received a negative covid test. If it happened after I was vaccinated, I would not test and assume it's a cold. Enjoy school!
Anonymous wrote:Maybe 2 years ago, but these days no. We have a kid in private school where you do have to stay home with congestion symptoms until a negative covid test is provided. So if you send a kid with a cold to school and they spread it, you may be putting an undue burden on other families.