Sick But Not Too Sick For Daycare

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  • JLH
    New Daycare.com Member
    • Feb 2013
    • 124

    #16
    I totally agree with you but it is a military family and the soonest their dr could get them in is about a week from now. They did make an appt though. Everyone else he gave the bug to (myself, hubby, 2 of my kids, and a couple other daycare kids) all got over it in a day or 2. Not sure why he still has it but he is a lot younger than the rest of us.

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    • Cradle2crayons
      Daycare.com Member
      • Apr 2013
      • 3642

      #17
      Originally posted by blandino
      I have in my contract that I can send home for loose stools that can't be contained within the diaper. That way I am covered. Of
      Bivouacked I don't send home for each of the out of the diaper BMs - but I gave myself the right to.
      I would much rather make my contract tight and then use my discretion - rather than loose and be stuck with a child I know is sickly but doesn't fit into the contract.
      Yes, my contract says "2 or more diarrhea stools OR stools that can't be contained in a diaper or clothing"

      And 1 vomit is an immediate pick up.

      My temp is 100.5 oral or temporal.

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      • Cradle2crayons
        Daycare.com Member
        • Apr 2013
        • 3642

        #18
        Originally posted by JLH
        I totally agree with you but it is a military family and the soonest their dr could get them in is about a week from now. They did make an appt though. Everyone else he gave the bug to (myself, hubby, 2 of my kids, and a couple other daycare kids) all got over it in a day or 2. Not sure why he still has it but he is a lot younger than the rest of us.
        Then they should find another dr. Don't let their issues become illness for yu, your family, and other children. What makes them have a little diarrhea could be FATAL to a child under one such as rotavirus.

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        • Childminder
          Advanced Daycare.com Member
          • Oct 2009
          • 1500

          #19
          Lie. the baby is obviously sick. Our state health dept says two episodes of loose runny stools and parent gets a call. Check your states and always put the blame on them.
          I see little people.

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          • Crazy8
            Daycare.com Member
            • Jun 2011
            • 2769

            #20
            Originally posted by Childminder
            Lie. the baby is obviously sick. Our state health dept says two episodes of loose runny stools and parent gets a call. Check your states and always put the blame on them.
            LOL… glad someone else said it. In a case where I knew the child was sick and policy was 3 dirty diapers I would lie and say the 2nd one was the 3rd one. Personally I think that's a silly policy (realize it is the state, not you) a sick child is a sick child, just because they are going an extra hour or two between bouts of diarrhea doesn't mean they are any less sick!!!

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            • Margarete
              Daycare.com Member
              • Jun 2013
              • 290

              #21
              You only have the child so many hours... so 2 in 10-12 hours 2 days in a row, I would say counts as 4 in 24 hours. It's reasonable to assume they aren't stopping at home.

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              • TwinKristi
                Family Childcare Provider
                • Aug 2013
                • 2390

                #22
                Originally posted by Cradle2crayons
                Yes, my contract says "2 or more diarrhea stools OR stools that can't be contained in a diaper or clothing"

                And 1 vomit is an immediate pick up.

                My temp is 100.5 oral or temporal.
                This is my policy as well.

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