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marinda · 26/11/2004 23:41

My ds 3.5 attens nursery school 3 half days a week. Has just had chronic virus that lasted 1 week/ PROBLEM IS IF HE IS ILL, HE CAN'T GO TO NURSERY. wOULD LIKE TO HEAR FROM satm OR WORKING MUMS WHO USE A NURSEY CONCERNING THE IDEA THAT IF CHILD DOES NOT GO TO NURSEY HE/SHE GETA LESS COLDS/coughhs etc.. Is this true or is it just bad luck ????

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PuffTheMagicDragon · 26/11/2004 23:45

How long has your ds been attending nursery marinda?

I found that my ds caught everything under the sun for the first 3/4 months or so and then things settled down.

marinda · 26/11/2004 23:49

Only a month. but this last virus dear me , he was not fit for anything but sleepng on the sofa. Of course, I don't mind looking after him, but I keep thinking he mixes with 20 kids day so am I doing him any favours !!!

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grumpyfrumpy · 28/11/2004 15:33

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Hulababy · 28/11/2004 15:39

He should become less sesitive to the viruses and bugs after a few short months. Even as a teacher I found that at the start of my traching career I would be forever catching something or other for the first term each year, as I met all the new kids. Much better now.

marinda · 28/11/2004 23:44

thanks for your advice girls !

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merlot · 28/11/2004 23:47

Know how you feel. My ds1 (now 7) was permanently ill for the first 3 months of being at nursery - then the summer came along and offered a bit of respite. Then the following winter it wasn't as bad . Hellish at the time though .

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