Hi, What are your sick policies when it comes to vomitting/spitting up? DCG is 1 1/2 and just spit up/vomitted on the couch. I tried to get ahold of mom to let her know, but no answer yet. Anyway-before I talk to her, do you guys make them come pick up their kids if they've puked once? Or do you wait to see if the child will do it again? It was just a little bit, but she is older and isn't one to spit up. Anyway...thoughts?
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Spit up or throw up?
In my house any vomit gets temp check and a call placed to parents for pick up. If I can't reach mom I call whoever is next on the list.
I also have a time fee. After call is placed for pickup child must be picked up within one hour. After one hour the fee is $1.00 per min until the child is picked up.- Flag
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I agree there is a difference between spit-up and vomiting. I cannot handle vomiting; even with my own kids.Here is part of what my contract says:
I have the right to refuse to care for a sick child. If your child develops any of the above symptoms while in my care, or any other symptoms NOT listed above that cause great concern, you or your alternate will be required to pick up your child immediately. If the child is not picked up within an hour of my calling a $5.00 for every 15minutes or portion there of charge may be assessed. If I have to call a parent to pick up a child that has been dropped off for care to ill to participate in the day the child will also be required to stay at home the following day. Your child may return to care 24 hours AFTER symptoms of illness end.
I'm rather strict with my sick policy, but have only termed once over it.Give a little love to a child, and you get a great deal back.- Flag
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I follow the CDC Guidlines for Childcare Exclusion.
Here are a couple online examples:
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It was odd, the amount wasn't a great deal which is why I say 'spit up'...but was enough for me. It was a mixture between spit up and vomit if that makes sense. It was partially breakfast...yuck. Anyway, it's out of the norm for this child which is why I am concerned. If it were an infant, I'd think nothing of it...but a toddler doesnt' usually 'spit up' for no reason...at least none of the ones I've had do.- Flag
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It was odd, the amount wasn't a great deal which is why I say 'spit up'...but was enough for me. It was a mixture between spit up and vomit if that makes sense. It was partially breakfast...yuck. Anyway, it's out of the norm for this child which is why I am concerned. If it were an infant, I'd think nothing of it...but a toddler doesnt' usually 'spit up' for no reason...at least none of the ones I've had do.- Flag
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