Why would anyone bring a toddler with a cold to the playground covid or not? Why infect other little kids when there are lots of outdoor spaces where sick kids can roam away from other kids? I understand if it’s a daycare situation and the parents can’t miss work but a playground is completely optional and not a necessity.

This nanny did show a complete disregard for other kids.

Anonymous wrote:Quarantine your kid for 3 weeks. Get the nanny a covid booster shot-they will be coming out with it real soon. Then FIRE the nanny (how dare she bring your super spreader toddler to the park). Look for a new nanny from Biden's new influx of immigrants-they need jobs, and they do not need covid tests or vaccines. Good luck!

Stop embarrassing yourself, right wing idiot.

Quarantine your kid for 3 weeks. Get the nanny a covid booster shot-they will be coming out with it real soon. Then FIRE the nanny (how dare she bring your super spreader toddler to the park). Look for a new nanny from Biden's new influx of immigrants-they need jobs, and they do not need covid tests or vaccines. Good luck!

I’ve always hated parents who allowed their sick kids around other little kids long before covid and would especially detest them now.

Anonymous wrote:Have you ever been to a playground?….. many toddlers have snot dripping from their nose and that horrible kennel cough hack… it’s super common especially among daycare kids.

Not true I never our playground at all. Most of the older kids play masked and I haven’t seen one runny nose in a toddler or preschooler since covid hit. Where do you live, PP? What park do you see these sick kids

Have you ever been to a playground?….. many toddlers have snot dripping from their nose and that horrible kennel cough hack… it’s super common especially among daycare kids.