Sickness and nursery

[jabice]

I think I probably know the answer, but..

My 3 year old Daughter had her vaccinations on Tuesday. she then woke up Tues night with a temperature and she was sick twice.

I'm assuming this was all related to her jabs, as she woke up in the morning completely fine and bouncing around.

Nursery are aware that she was sick and that she had had her jabs on the Tuesday. Policy for being sick is to keep children off for 48 hours, but my partner is saying it's ridiculous as it's obviously related to the jabs. He is taking her in this morning because I won't. I will just die if they send him back with her or question him 🙈🙈(which I guess they are going to). Is it that bad to send her??

It may have been due to her vaccinations but could easily have not been. She shouldn't go to school imo.

Even if she has just had her jabs she has had a temperature so she needs a Covid test and can’t return for 48 hours after her temp has gone and she has a negative test.

Really bad! Keep her off.

I wouldn't send her.

I’ve never heard of a child being sick with a vaccine. It’s selfish sending her in and potentially giving all the others a sickness bug at best and covid at worse.

That’s not true @Thatwentbadly - PHE has issued guidance saying post-vaccination fevers are not a reason to self isolate (or presumably test)

www.guidelines.co.uk/immunisation-and-vaccination/phe-maintaining-immunisation-programmes-during-covid-19-guideline/455521.article

Sorry, that’s just for a temperature, not for being sick! I missed she was sick as well

Let us know what they say!

I've never heard of vomiting being a common after effect of jabs tbh.
Temps yes for sure.

How embarrassing itll be to be turned away at the door.

Just dont ops dp.

Honestly in the same situation I’d let him take her. Tell him clearly that they won’t accept her and he’s going to make a tit of himself.

Then ring ahead moment he leaves and give them a heads up. DP won’t listen and is insisting on bringing her. Have told him the policy...etc but he thinks he knows better.

Then I’d go to work/carry on with your day making sure I wasn’t easily available for him to rant to/palm DD off on when he gets home with her.

None of mine have ever been sick because of jabs. I don't think that's typical at all. Yes, if you've told them she's been sick, she has to be home for 48 hours after the last incident of sickness. And if she has a fever, she needs a COVID test.

It's inconvenient, but it's just how it is. Much better than spreading a sickness bug (which she could have picked up from the surgery having her jabs even) or COVID all around nursery, making other families ill, and meaning lots of people need to take time off work.

Wow @Pumpertrumper you sound like a joy to have kids with 😕 bit vindictive and OTT.

I say keep her off. Temperature is normal for a vaccine, but vomiting isnt. She probably has a bug and if you send her in you are creating this problem for other parents in your nursery.

Sounds like your partner can't be arsed to look after his own sick child!

I’ve never heard of a child being sick with a vaccine

Really?! Its the reason they advise calpol post vaccinations

@Letsallscreamatthesistene

Calpol doesn’t help Vomiting sick...!

Oh, actual sickness. Sorry I missed that bit.

Yeah id keep her off.

And @pumpertrumper....wow.

Really really selfish. You can't guarantee it was because of the jabs

So what happened @jabice