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  • Play Care
    Daycare.com Member
    • Dec 2012
    • 6642

    Blood Everywhere

    Mom of 2 yo comes in today and says he scraped his toe on blacktop over weekend and it's still raw so he has a bandaid. I look and see he has a clean band aid on, no issues.

    A little while later I see a spot of blood on the kitchen floor and realize the toe is bleeding through the bandaid. I re-bandage it and put a sock over (thinking it would both protect and keep him from picking) A bit later and he's bleeding through the sock, all over my carpet.

    This time I re-bandage it, put new socks and shoes on. He will have to wear shoes all day unless napping. I've been debating giving mom a heads up that if he keeps bleeding through the bandage he needs to be picked up. I am not happy and just as soon as I think I've cleaned and sanitized all blood spots, I find another one
  • Blackcat31
    • Oct 2010
    • 36124

    #2
    Originally posted by Play Care
    Mom of 2 yo comes in today and says he scraped his toe on blacktop over weekend and it's still raw so he has a bandaid. I look and see he has a clean band aid on, no issues.

    A little while later I see a spot of blood on the kitchen floor and realize the toe is bleeding through the bandaid. I re-bandage it and put a sock over (thinking it would both protect and keep him from picking) A bit later and he's bleeding through the sock, all over my carpet.

    This time I re-bandage it, put new socks and shoes on. He will have to wear shoes all day unless napping. I've been debating giving mom a heads up that if he keeps bleeding through the bandage he needs to be picked up. I am not happy and just as soon as I think I've cleaned and sanitized all blood spots, I find another one
    I'd send him home if he continues bleeding.

    I can't deal with blood all over all day.

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    • MrsSteinel'sHouse
      Daycare.com Member
      • Aug 2012
      • 1509

      #3
      If a band aid can not contain the blood- I would also send him home.

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      • daycarediva
        Daycare.com Member
        • Jul 2012
        • 11698

        #4
        I would send him home. Did he scrape off skin? ouch. I would also get text confirmation that it happened at home. Eg. a text "Hi dcm, Joe is still bleeding. How did he hurt his toe today?"

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        • Mike
          starting daycare someday
          • Jan 2014
          • 2507

          #5
          Bleeding not stopping, needs to go home. He needs more time and attention than you can give without interfering with the others.
          Children are little angels, even when they are little devils.
          They are also our future.

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          • Play Care
            Daycare.com Member
            • Dec 2012
            • 6642

            #6
            Originally posted by daycarediva
            I would send him home. Did he scrape off skin? ouch. I would also get text confirmation that it happened at home. Eg. a text "Hi dcm, Joe is still bleeding. How did he hurt his toe today?"

            He did scrape the skin off and it's right at the tip of the toe, so constantly being re-opened the second band aid, sock and shoe did the trick. But I told his mom that if it didn't stop he'd have to go. I also said tomorrow and until it's more healed he needs two pairs of shoes and socks (one just for inside wear) so we can keep it covered and protected. This morning he came in wearing Keens, no socks.

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            • daycarediva
              Daycare.com Member
              • Jul 2012
              • 11698

              #7
              Originally posted by Play Care
              He did scrape the skin off and it's right at the tip of the toe, so constantly being re-opened the second band aid, sock and shoe did the trick. But I told his mom that if it didn't stop he'd have to go. I also said tomorrow and until it's more healed he needs two pairs of shoes and socks (one just for inside wear) so we can keep it covered and protected. This morning he came in wearing Keens, no socks.

              Parents! We couldn't go outside this morning because a parent came in, dropped and ran. "dcg's shoes are in the bag!" flip flops. Dcg can barely walk in CLOSED TOED shoes, I never allow flip flops.

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