DD is a bit over 2 and half. When I went through to her room this morning there were 2 liitle patches of what looked like vomit on the sheet of her bed, just below the pillow. I asked her if she was OK, she pointed to her tummy. I asked her if anywhere hurt and she pointed to her tummy.
I know there is a vomiting bug at her nursery, and I know all about the 48 hour rule, so assuming she had been sick I decided to keep her off nursery this morning and rang my work to say I was going to have to take annual leave. I only work half day today so she would normally only be at nursery half day as well.
The village near us has a play bus and toy library there this afternoon. We have some toys to return. They should have gone back last month, but we couldn't get there because of the snow, so I feel we should make every effort to get there today. (It only comes once a month.) Although she is a bit out of sorts, she hasn't been sick any more, and has had no diarrhoea. So I am thinking that we get the bus there, return the toys, if she seems up to it then we have a little play - unless it is very busy in which case we come straight back as a courtesy to others, don't want to pass anything on - and then come back home.
But I am very aware that some people (understandably) frown upon passing on bugs, and especially "breaking" the 48 hour rule. So AIBU to consider taking her out?