I know frequently there's been guidance which is more stringent than what's legally enforceable so I'm wondering if anyone can point me in the direction of the law which regards to self isolating as a close contact of someone who is a confirmed positive case.Specifically with regards to visitors coming to your home.
DS Is two and his nursery bubble has burst due to a staff member. I'll keep him at home. No question. But given he is two, there's obviously no social distancing between him and me. Despite this, if I want to, I can still go out and do what I want. Actually I'm going to be sensible to be on the safe side as it wouldn't be fair to others. I will need to essential shop (with a mask) but that will be it.
But for my sanity, can I have a friend round for coffee in the garden? She's happy to take what she perceives as the small risk (and is jabbed) and, being pedantic, she would be my visitor and not DS' visitor. (She also has no interest in kids and we would chat while he plays, she won't be close to him).
I'll be honest, I'm pissed off at facing another ten days housebound with a toddler when come August this won't be a thing anyway. But I don't know what to do.