Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:OP, is your young child at home, all day, everyday? No preschool? No daycare? He doesn't do any playdates (indoors or outdoors) with other children? Unless you, your DH, and your child do not leave the house, you are being exposed to unvaccinated people.
I do hope your little one is having playtime with his other unvaccinated little friends. You simply cannot know the vaccine status of their parents.
Did you even read the OP?
All she mentioned was going to the park on occasion. I hope this isn’t the kids only interaction with the outside work for the last 2 years![]()
OP here -
My son doesn’t have a bunch of friends - I don’t have any mom friends my with kids my age.
We go to MOPs x2/month and my chapter requires vaccine cards. We sometimes do drop in gymnastics and did have soccer. All required masks (which my son sort of wore) and vaccine cards too. He will be starting preschool in September.
Im not sure PP what your expectation is regarding socialization for young children during the last two years of the pandemic - there was very few opportunities and most activités we registered for were cancelled or on hold for several months.
Please don’t try and tell me there’s worse outcomes for children who don’t socialize versus catching COVID.. My son was very sick in September with a COVID-like illness and it was awful. I have zero desire to repeat that.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Your husband doesn't like your family. You're in a tough spot if your husband will take your kid around strangers that are unvax but not family. Will he allow the kid around them at a park or outside? If not it's personal.
OP here.
He doesn’t like them, and has not for years. It’s not anything particular they are just polar opposites. My sister (love her) but she has been sheltered her entire life and is quite dense. I think the refusal is in part because my husband really just doesn’t want to be around my sister or BIL.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Tell your sister to grow the f*ck up and get vaccinated.
She and her husband won’t. It’s in their character.
So does this mean that we will just never see them as a family, ever?!
Maybe. I don’t see my unvaccinated family. I would not see my husband’s unvaccinated family either.
Unless you are completely locked down, you are interacting with unvaccinated individuals.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:OP, is your young child at home, all day, everyday? No preschool? No daycare? He doesn't do any playdates (indoors or outdoors) with other children? Unless you, your DH, and your child do not leave the house, you are being exposed to unvaccinated people.
I do hope your little one is having playtime with his other unvaccinated little friends. You simply cannot know the vaccine status of their parents.
Did you even read the OP?
All she mentioned was going to the park on occasion. I hope this isn’t the kids only interaction with the outside work for the last 2 years![]()
Anonymous wrote:Tell your sister to grow the f*ck up and get vaccinated.
Anonymous wrote:My husband refuses to let our son (3) see my unvaccinated sister, BIL and nieces. He describes my sister and BIL as selfish and dislikes them because they refused to get vaccinated for personal choice during the pandemic.
My husband takes methotrexate for rheumatoid arthritis and has been doing so for the past 10+ years. As a result he’s at higher risk of developing an infection and our son is too young to be vaccinated. My husband works from home and we outsource most things - groceries, etc.
But he refuses to see my family or let them see our son during family events. Our son will not maintain a mask and my sister refuses to wear one as well. My husband is perfectly fine with me going alone but has made it clear he will not be attending any family events with our son for an indefinite period of time.
I support him but WTF am I supposed to tell my sister?! Let me also add that my husband will take our son to the park to play around other kids and has taken him on an airplane once during the pandemic as well.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:OP, is your young child at home, all day, everyday? No preschool? No daycare? He doesn't do any playdates (indoors or outdoors) with other children? Unless you, your DH, and your child do not leave the house, you are being exposed to unvaccinated people.
I do hope your little one is having playtime with his other unvaccinated little friends. You simply cannot know the vaccine status of their parents.
Did you even read the OP?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Your kid will be old enough to be vaxed in < 2 years. Visit sister then, or visit sister now but outdoors. Not difficult.
This. Sorry, that’s tricky. But clear reason.
Anonymous wrote:Your kid will be old enough to be vaxed in < 2 years. Visit sister then, or visit sister now but outdoors. Not difficult.
Anonymous wrote:OP, is your young child at home, all day, everyday? No preschool? No daycare? He doesn't do any playdates (indoors or outdoors) with other children? Unless you, your DH, and your child do not leave the house, you are being exposed to unvaccinated people.
I do hope your little one is having playtime with his other unvaccinated little friends. You simply cannot know the vaccine status of their parents.