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    Yikes... I agree. If someone REFUSED to pick up their kid after they vomited, I would put them on probation for sure. I don't care WHY the child has vomited, I only care that they did. I have it stated in my contract that back up care is their responsibility. I have one dcm who works in a lawyers office, and she's still managed to pick her child up on the two occasions that I've had to phone her! No work place can give a parent heck for leaving to take care of their child.

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