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It's supposed to be nap time. All the kiddos had to be separated today and are all crying in separate rooms. It feels less like daycare and more like kiddy prison.... but it's FRIDAY!- Flag
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Stomach bug
How long before you allow child back to daycare when parents are home with stomach bug? Really? Please stay home if you have stomach bug in your home to prevent my other 5 daycare children from getting it.
Now getting nasty text from parent who thinks I'm only zeroing in on her.- Flag
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Poop paint incident yesterday...sort of. 3 yo dcb has had a couple poop accidents lately in his undies and on the toilet seat. I'm not exactly sure how this happens. But he also tries to clean himself up--with his bare hands. Then to clean his hands he wipes them all over my bathroom. Oh, and when I first entered the bathroom to find out why he was taking so long, I stepped in a blob on the floor, which soaked straight through my socks.
I did my best to clean him up and I changed his clothes then I called for pick up, because I just didn't feel like I was able to get him clean enough.
I had a 13 gallon garbage bag half full of trash from the clean up then his clothes in another bag. It took forever to clean up.
One of the best policy changes I ever made was to charge $20 for an underwear accident. It helps take away some of the pain.- Flag
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I have a 3 yo who has an illness (Hirschprung's) that causes her to have ZERO control over her colon. She has CONSTANT anal leakage. Some days, it's not an issue. Today, I want to throw up. She just STINKS so much that I can't tolerate being within 5 feet of her, and of course, she's so sweet and cuddly that she wants to be with me all day. I'm thinking of putting one of those little tree air fresheners around her neck!- Flag
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RIGHT?!?! I have a neighbor's child (she's around 10) who knocks on my door every time school is out and all summer long. She comes here looking for my foster son who has been gone for nearly 2 years. She can NOT understand that he doesn't live here anymore (he does visit about once a month, but he doesn't want to see her when he does). Always knocks at naptime, making the dog bark, wanting to come in to visit (NO!), and then asks if she can come in and play with the daycare kids (NO!). I have told her that I am not allowed to have anyone else here during daycare, and I seriously wonder if her mom is sending her here. Because of her and her siblings, we have had to keep padlocks on our backyard to keep them out of it (even outside of daycare hours).
When I first moved the kids across the street really liked to coming over too. I just kept politely reminding them that they couldn't and even had a conversation with their sitter as the parents were never around when the issue happened and luckily the issue resolved itself! I am hoping that with this nice or weather and winter coming to an end that it doesn't begin again!- Flag
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RIGHT?!?! I have a neighbor's child (she's around 10) who knocks on my door every time school is out and all summer long. She comes here looking for my foster son who has been gone for nearly 2 years. She can NOT understand that he doesn't live here anymore (he does visit about once a month, but he doesn't want to see her when he does). Always knocks at naptime, making the dog bark, wanting to come in to visit (NO!), and then asks if she can come in and play with the daycare kids (NO!). I have told her that I am not allowed to have anyone else here during daycare, and I seriously wonder if her mom is sending her here. Because of her and her siblings, we have had to keep padlocks on our backyard to keep them out of it (even outside of daycare hours).- Flag
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Whyyyyyyyy
Why when school is out do my friends and neighbors think I want their school age kids at my house? I'm working, no you may not have a free play date! Especially at nap time! Go away!- Flag
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It's that time of year...Stomach Flu season 😷
I sent 2 DCK home with it last Wednesday, on Friday one DCM text saying their DD had caught it, Friday Afternoon I sent DCB home with a high fever, Sunday I came down with the stomach flu and had to close yesterday, and DF was struck in the middle of the night. I am so scared my 3 month old DS will get it too.
Almost a week of cleaning, sanitizing, lysoling and bleaching, and it still made it through every child and both myself and DF. Ugh.
Spring, where are you?!?- Flag
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YES! And the dc parents who 'risk it'. Had a dcm get STUCK on her country road in her tiny car, it wasn't plowed yet. She had to be towed. The schools were on a two hour delay (and then closed) She's a teacher.... what? :confused:- Flag
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BC dh got into an accident yesterday. The roads were nasty and some A-hole in a big truck pulled in front of him when he had a stop sign. Dh avoided hitting the truck, but did a 360 and slid right into a guardrail. The guy hit the telephone pole. We have minor paint scrapes, and dh walked away. The other guy had an arm injury (probably broken)Just had 4 totally awesome days off....just to come back to work and have the mother of all Monday's....
DCK's that are so beyond whiney, it's hard to even recognize them as kids I know...
Parents that all seem to have forgotten how to read or follow directions and then are confused when called out on it....
A dentist that must be huffing the laughing gas in-between patients....
and then to top it all off, DH is leaving Home Depot and some dumb@$$ that apparently can't drive and talk at the same time t-bones him and totally takes out the entire driver's side of DH's truck.
Tomorrow had better be a better day..................- Flag
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Glad your DH is okay!
It's sad that so many people are so distracted when driving these days... :confused:
We're at a cross roads now and can't decide if we need to buy another vehicle or repair DH's truck.
It's older but in excellent condition but the Blue Book value is almost exactly the costs to repair it. We're contemplating having it totaled and then buying it back but I just don't know.... it's a PITA just having to deal with it at all..... Grrr!
@Play Care.... seems snowstorms always bring the "best" drivers out onto the roads......a little banged up but something he can afford to drive and still learn to take care of it. Not glad he wrecked but good deal for us...my brother knew a gentlemen that wanted a new truck and let us buy his (he had every paper where he had bought the truck new a few years back) for what trade-in would be....another win-win....good luck with whatever you decide!
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BC dh got into an accident yesterday. The roads were nasty and some A-hole in a big truck pulled in front of him when he had a stop sign. Dh avoided hitting the truck, but did a 360 and slid right into a guardrail. The guy hit the telephone pole. We have minor paint scrapes, and dh walked away. The other guy had an arm injury (probably broken)
It's sad that so many people are so distracted when driving these days... :confused:
We're at a cross roads now and can't decide if we need to buy another vehicle or repair DH's truck.
It's older but in excellent condition but the Blue Book value is almost exactly the costs to repair it. We're contemplating having it totaled and then buying it back but I just don't know.... it's a PITA just having to deal with it at all..... Grrr!
@Play Care.... seems snowstorms always bring the "best" drivers out onto the roads.- Flag
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BC dh got into an accident yesterday. The roads were nasty and some A-hole in a big truck pulled in front of him when he had a stop sign. Dh avoided hitting the truck, but did a 360 and slid right into a guardrail. The guy hit the telephone pole. We have minor paint scrapes, and dh walked away. The other guy had an arm injury (probably broken)) and although we were in a 4 wheel drive vehicle, we were shocked at the number of people who pulled right out in front of us. I swear it happened at least three times during the 35 minute drive. And ironically it was usually the tiny cars with no 4 wheel/AWD.
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BC dh got into an accident yesterday. The roads were nasty and some A-hole in a big truck pulled in front of him when he had a stop sign. Dh avoided hitting the truck, but did a 360 and slid right into a guardrail. The guy hit the telephone pole. We have minor paint scrapes, and dh walked away. The other guy had an arm injury (probably broken)- Flag
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Yes, he is ok... thank you! ...
He's just PO'ed...!
Its sad and frightening how little attention people pay when in vehicles. We have full coverage and all but its just the PITA the whole experience/situation requires.
Hubs is on year 25 without a ticket, warning or any kind of driving offense whatsoever so I know its possible but I swear peple leave their brains outside their vehicles when getting in now days... :confused:- Flag
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