to have sent DS to pre-school with a horrible looking rash.....

[WinterOfOurDiscountTents]

...but that doesn't bother him, has been certified by his doctor to be non-infectious (now anyway), dr said fine to send him if he wanted to go, after giving pre-school the option this morning of not having him if it went against any of their policies, and them saying it was fine?

I just went to collect him and the assistant (different one than this morning) acted as if I had left them a child with leprosy, and the other parents collecting were worse, faces like this .

It might be worth givign the nursery a copy of the Doctor's certificate (but I'm sure you've already thought of that)

but yanbu.

YANBU, if the pre-school have said they're happy to have him, it's sod all to do with the other parents, and you simply refer grumpy faced assistant to her boss. I never give a damn in situations like this :)

Probably a non-specific viral rash, otherwise known as TALOIA (there's a lot of it about) or NFI (nof'ing idea) according to my gp father in law!

Slapped cheek syndrome, which he must have got there in the first place I think (and spent two nights in hospital after a febrile seizure when his fever spiked )
But he has the lacy rash and is no longer contagious, he was off all of last week as soon as he showed any signs, and I didn't bring him in until the dr said its not contagious, as of a few days ago).

Oh, YANBU. This is one where you smile cheerfully and say 'oh gosh, I know it looks AWFUL doesn;t it? But apparently nothing to worry about'

or as sparkle says, just don't give a damn what they think.

Sorry for being so flippant, slapped cheek can be nasty in the vulnerable. I had it when pregnant as wasn't immune - quite a worrying time. But you're absolutely right, it is no longer infectious once the rash has appeared. So I say again, don't worry about the reactyions of others, they don't matter. Trust yourself and your GP.

If it's not infectious you've done nothing wrong. Ignore them.

YANBU - just ignore them. Will be leaving DD into her creche tomorrow with interesting nappy rash that gp saw this morning and confirmed was non-infectious etc. Tell grumpy faced nursery asst to piss on her own chips. Specially if your DS caught the damn pestilence in his nursery in the first place.