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Hayze80 · 23/05/2018 07:28

I have a 16 month old ds and we go to baby groups. I have one this morning but I’ve got a heavy cold and nasty cough. He’s fine and I’m functioning. So the question is would you take your child if you were in my position? It’s a small group and no one has any immune problems.

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BlueJava · 23/05/2018 07:29

No I wouldn't go. Firstly I wouldn't want to spread it, secondly I wouldn't want to be embarrassed by nose blowing/coughing. Get better soon OP!

TeddyIsaHe · 23/05/2018 07:32

No, because there’s nothing worse than a toddler catching a cold. It’s not just about immune problems, any child who’s not feeling well isn’t good! What if a parent then has to take time off work and lose money because her child isn’t well?

Sirzy · 23/05/2018 07:33

No.

For a start how do you know nobody has immune problems? Some of the parents may not even be aware yet if their child is more vulnerable to illness for some reason

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Hayze80 · 23/05/2018 07:39

Thanks all. I was leaning towards no anyway but have been told I’m often overly cautious so thought I’d get other opinions.

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