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    I would just tell them that since another child in your care has this, that you need them to resee a Dr to check him out and bring you a letter from the Dr stating what it is for the protection of that child and all the others.

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    Quote Originally Posted by gcj View Post
    I would just tell them that since another child in your care has this, that you need them to resee a Dr to check him out and bring you a letter from the Dr stating what it is for the protection of that child and all the others.
    Exactly this. And don't be "nicey-nicey" about it, either. I mean, you don't need to be a cow, but ensure that they understand you mean business!!
    Impetigo is INSANELY contagious and needs to medication, to the best of my knowledge to get rid of it. As a nurse, the mom should really have seen this as an issue? I am surprised. So either they did, indeed, bring him all the while knowing. To this, I would say goodbye! But I don't suppose that you have any way of knowing for sure. Could be just REALLY irresponsible/ignorant parenting. Grrrrr.

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