My family visiting and one isn’t vaccinated.

[Anonymous]

I’m a vaccinated nanny of two small children. One weekend next month, my cousin is coming to visit to introduce me to his fiancée and stay with me. She refuses to be vaccinated.

What’s the best practice protocol? Obviously my very young changes are my concern.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I’m a vaccinated nanny of two small children. One weekend next month, my cousin is coming to visit to introduce me to his fiancée and stay with me. She refuses to be vaccinated.

What’s the best practice protocol? Obviously my very young changes are my concern.

You're vaccinated, so if outdoor only, you're fine. If they're going to be indoors with you, mask, quarantine for a couple days, then test and go back to work.

[Anonymous]

Tell her she cannot stay with you

[Anonymous]

Are you live in? The data is showing more and more that vaccinated people don’t transmit the virus so even if your relative is positive, unless they interact directly with your charges, your charges won’t get it through you.

[Anonymous]

First, I’d insist she is masked when inside and wouldn’t let her stay with you.

Second, how annoying! Way to get your new family to immediately dislike you!

[Anonymous]

Tell you brother you cannot have her stay with you if she is unvaccinated but would be happy to meet her for a visit outside.

[Anonymous]

It is up to her to be vaccinated.

you will be safe(you are Vaccinated) your young charges will be safe (chances of them getting covid is minuscule)
How old is she? if she is an older person I would encourage her to get a vaccine.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:It is up to her to be vaccinated.

you will be safe(you are Vaccinated) your young charges will be safe (chances of them getting covid is minuscule)
How old is she? if she is an older person I would encourage her to get a vaccine.

Of course it’s up to her whether or not to be vaccinated. That’s obvious. It’s completely up to OP however if the unvaccinated woman can sleep, eat and shower at OP’s house.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:It is up to her to be vaccinated.

you will be safe(you are Vaccinated) your young charges will be safe (chances of them getting covid is minuscule)
How old is she? if she is an older person I would encourage her to get a vaccine.

Duh! The issue is whether or not a nanny should let the stupid girl stay in her house for the weekend.

[Anonymous]

First, your cousin is marrying an idiot. I would say no on principle.

But second, and most importantly, if the idiot does expose you to covid, your vaccination will keep the viral load so low that they’re saying it’s unlikely you could pass it on to your charges. She isn’t seeing your charges directly so no worries.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I’m a vaccinated nanny of two small children. One weekend next month, my cousin is coming to visit to introduce me to his fiancée and stay with me. She refuses to be vaccinated.

What’s the best practice protocol? Obviously my very young changes are my concern.

You tell him he's marrying a moron and you won't have them at your home.

Period, be a parent.

Tennesse is now saying they will be rolling back vaccine requirements people. WTH POLIO<MEASELES????

For God's sake these people are creating a mess.

Anti vax idiots are going to bring back polio what the H do you all not understand?

[Anonymous]

“In Tennessee, #Republican lawmakers are pulling back their outreach efforts to children for all diseases, not just #coronavirus.” So, welcome back, #Polio and #WhoopingCough! Let’s hear it for #Diptheria, #Measles and #Rubella! The culling of the herd begins.

You are ridiculous if you think having an unvaccinated person near your kids with the Delta variant.

Look above and see what's coming next. Next time it will be Polio or Whooping cough you think that's a good idea?

Instead of worry about abortion it's time we start worrying about parents who are complete idiots.