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    Any of my dcks go home as soon as they vomit at daycare. I wouldn't even wait for a second round. It's unsanitary and I don't want to have it in the carpet, house and risk making others sick.

    I am not sure that there has to be a fever. We had a stomach flu go through the daycare a couple of years ago and there was no fever....just a lot of suffering

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