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    When your child is sick

    I'm just wondering what others do when their own children are sick? And I don't mean a mild cold, but rather are having symptoms which if your daycare kids had, they would be expected to stay at home. Do you still offer care if your kids are sick? Do you tell your daycare parents and give them the option of coming or not? And if they choose not to come, do you still charge them? How bad would your child's symptoms have to be for you to close for the day (or longer)?

    Thanks for your thoughts!
    Last edited by MommaL; 01-20-2016 at 11:51 AM.

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