A child that is throwing up needs constant supervision. This symptom could be the onset of something serious and is also a potential choking hazard. With other children to care for, this would be extremely difficult and unfair to the other children in my care who deserve focused attention and not to be exposed more than they have been to a potential illness. We are not doctors, so we must be vigilant for a worse case scenario when there is a sudden onset of illness.
The child must be picked up within an hour and this responsibility falls on the parents to have made arrangements ahead of time should a pick up call from daycare occurs.
The work place needs to be more accommodating to parents who must leave to attend to their child. What if the parent was throwing up at work? Would they be encouraged to stay?
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