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  • cara041083
    Daycare.com Member
    • Aug 2013
    • 567

    Puking

    If a child pukes while at daycare, do you call for pickup the first time, or do you wait and see if it happens again?
  • NoMoreJuice!
    Daycare.com Member
    • Jan 2014
    • 715

    #2
    First time! Right away!

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    • craftymissbeth
      Legally Unlicensed
      • May 2012
      • 2385

      #3
      First time. No exceptions.

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      • midaycare
        Daycare.com Member
        • Jan 2014
        • 5658

        #4
        Nothing quite like the smell of puke ... I hope s/he made it to the bathroom for you. First time. And I would want to know, as a parent.

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        • Blackcat31
          • Oct 2010
          • 36124

          #5
          Originally posted by cara041083
          If a child pukes while at daycare, do you call for pickup the first time, or do you wait and see if it happens again?
          I call the first time.

          I am NOT cleaning it up twice.

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          • cara041083
            Daycare.com Member
            • Aug 2013
            • 567

            #6
            Ok thinks guys. I had a DCG throw up this morning and of course its the family I am having the hardiest time with and I called for pick up. Mom didn't want to pick up and I stood my ground. Well of course now that shes at home, mom is texting me saying DCG is fine and she is missing work for nothing. So I just wanted to make sure I did the right thing.

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            • Blackcat31
              • Oct 2010
              • 36124

              #7
              Originally posted by cara041083
              Ok thinks guys. I had a DCG throw up this morning and of course its the family I am having the hardiest time with and I called for pick up. Mom didn't want to pick up and I stood my ground. Well of course now that shes at home, mom is texting me saying DCG is fine and she is missing work for nothing. So I just wanted to make sure I did the right thing.
              Of course, she isn't puking at home. She threw up everything at your house.

              I suppose DCM thinks it's something she ate that made her throw up?

              Can she (DCM) guarantee it isn't due to illness/virus?

              If not, I think she needs to check herself and realize what she is asking of you.

              Is she (DCM) aware that DCG needs to stay home tomorrow too?

              Plus, it's not YOUR fault DCM is missing work. DCM needs to have reliable back up for HER child in these types of situations. It has nothing to do with you.

              Ugh! This family needs a nanny.

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              • cara041083
                Daycare.com Member
                • Aug 2013
                • 567

                #8
                Originally posted by Blackcat31
                Of course, she isn't puking at home. She threw up everything at your house.

                I suppose DCM thinks it's something she ate that made her throw up?

                Can she (DCM) guarantee it isn't due to illness/virus?

                If not, I think she needs to check herself and realize what she is asking of you.

                Is she (DCM) aware that DCG needs to stay home tomorrow too?

                Plus, it's not YOUR fault DCM is missing work. DCM needs to have reliable back up for HER child in these types of situations. It has nothing to do with you.

                Ugh! This family needs a nanny.
                I 100% agree with the nanny part!!!! and as I read this, mom text me and said that she is fine, but her nose is stuffed up and that is why she threw up

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                • SilverSabre25
                  Senior Member
                  • Aug 2010
                  • 7585

                  #9
                  1 puke and I call. Yep.

                  And if I hear that someone's tummy hurts I will ask, "Hungry hurt? Throw up hurt? Need to poop kind of hurt?" and if they say "throw up hurt" the parents get a heads up text about it so they are prepared if the child ends up puking.
                  Hee hee! Look, I have a signature!

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                  • nannyde
                    All powerful, all knowing daycare whisperer
                    • Mar 2010
                    • 7320

                    #10
                    Originally posted by cara041083
                    Ok thinks guys. I had a DCG throw up this morning and of course its the family I am having the hardiest time with and I called for pick up. Mom didn't want to pick up and I stood my ground. Well of course now that shes at home, mom is texting me saying DCG is fine and she is missing work for nothing. So I just wanted to make sure I did the right thing.
                    I have never had a kid I sent home for puking, diarrhea, or fever who has had any of those symptoms once they got home if the exclusion was on a Monday through Thursday. I have had kids who had these on Friday or Monday through Thursday IF they were scheduled to be off the next day. If they are scheduled to come to daycare the next day they only have the symptoms at my house.

                    Whenever a kid pukes I take a pic of the puke and send it to the mom. I also bag their clothes and send them home. With diarrhea I bag the diaper and send it home. With fever I take two temps with two different thermometers and take pics and send them to mom.

                    I have found that showing proof STOPS the back and forth. I also tell them that I have never had a kid that has had a second vomit, third diarrhea (I exclude with second diarrhea) or a fever after they have left my house except on days when they aren't scheduled to for daycare the next day. I don't expect them to have any more issues and I am just excluding for what happened at my house TODAY not for how they are going to be at home.

                    I open the diapers and show mom at the door. I take out the puke clothes and show mom at the door. I have the two thermometers at the front door. Having proof and confirming the kid will be fine once home.eliminates the calls like you got. They have to stay home the next day because of what they had TODAY at my house. That is all this exclusion is about. I don't ask for them to go to the doctor. They can come back the day after tomorrow.
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                    • JenNJ
                      Advanced Daycare.com Member
                      • Jun 2010
                      • 1212

                      #11
                      First time every time. I don't care of they don't puke again. I'm not taking the chance.

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                      • cara041083
                        Daycare.com Member
                        • Aug 2013
                        • 567

                        #12
                        Originally posted by nannyde
                        I have never had a kid I sent home for puking, diarrhea, or fever who has had any of those symptoms once they got home if the exclusion was on a Monday through Thursday. I have had kids who had these on Friday or Monday through Thursday IF they were scheduled to be off the next day. If they are scheduled to come to daycare the next day they only have the symptoms at my house.

                        Whenever a kid pukes I take a pic of the puke and send it to the mom. I also bag their clothes and send them home. With diarrhea I bag the diaper and send it home. With fever I take two temps with two different thermometers and take pics and send them to mom.

                        I have found that showing proof STOPS the back and forth. I also tell them that I have never had a kid that has had a second vomit, third diarrhea (I exclude with second diarrhea) or a fever after they have left my house except on days when they aren't scheduled to for daycare the next day. I don't expect them to have any more issues and I am just excluding for what happened at my house TODAY not for how they are going to be at home.

                        I open the diapers and show mom at the door. I take out the puke clothes and show mom at the door. I have the two thermometers at the front door. Having proof and confirming the kid will be fine once home.eliminates the calls like you got. They have to stay home the next day because of what they had TODAY at my house. That is all this exclusion is about. I don't ask for them to go to the doctor. They can come back the day after tomorrow.

                        I never thought of doing any of this. I will from now on. Thanks.

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                        • midaycare
                          Daycare.com Member
                          • Jan 2014
                          • 5658

                          #13
                          Originally posted by nannyde
                          I have never had a kid I sent home for puking, diarrhea, or fever who has had any of those symptoms once they got home if the exclusion was on a Monday through Thursday. I have had kids who had these on Friday or Monday through Thursday IF they were scheduled to be off the next day. If they are scheduled to come to daycare the next day they only have the symptoms at my house.

                          Whenever a kid pukes I take a pic of the puke and send it to the mom. I also bag their clothes and send them home. With diarrhea I bag the diaper and send it home. With fever I take two temps with two different thermometers and take pics and send them to mom.

                          I have found that showing proof STOPS the back and forth. I also tell them that I have never had a kid that has had a second vomit, third diarrhea (I exclude with second diarrhea) or a fever after they have left my house except on days when they aren't scheduled to for daycare the next day. I don't expect them to have any more issues and I am just excluding for what happened at my house TODAY not for how they are going to be at home.

                          I open the diapers and show mom at the door. I take out the puke clothes and show mom at the door. I have the two thermometers at the front door. Having proof and confirming the kid will be fine once home.eliminates the calls like you got. They have to stay home the next day because of what they had TODAY at my house. That is all this exclusion is about. I don't ask for them to go to the doctor. They can come back the day after tomorrow.
                          My stomach is in knots thinking of bagging a diarrhea diaper or stopping to take a pic of puke. Kudos to you! My stomach could not do it. ::

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                          • Leigh
                            Daycare.com Member
                            • Apr 2013
                            • 3814

                            #14
                            Originally posted by midaycare
                            My stomach is in knots thinking of bagging a diarrhea diaper or stopping to take a pic of puke. Kudos to you! My stomach could not do it. ::
                            I do this. I throw them in the garage-my husband thinks it is the most disgusting thing-he nearly throws up just thinking of diarrhea!

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                            • Second Home
                              Daycare.com Member
                              • Jan 2014
                              • 1567

                              #15
                              1 episode of vomiting or D and they need to be picked up , same guidelines as our schools use .

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