Personally I would see how he is later and if no more dodgy poos, would still send him. Unless you are happy not to send him in which case you could tell them now, but as he's only just started I wouldn't keep him off too much as he's still getting used to it.
Toby also just did a dodgy nappy and had a very high temp yesterday. DD has been poorly for a few days, but only had a high temp on Thursday and has been complaining of a very painful ear since last night. Just found out that DD's best friend at school has been diagnosed with swine flu and is on tamiflu - just waiting for it to hit us now. Although hoping that my reflexology on DD may keep her having it mildly, as her hacking cough and temp last week, could possibly have been it very very mildly - so hard to tell.
Which brings me on to your other question Honey. I too am not sure what to do aabout Toby and the vaccination. I was quite sure I Was undecided until speaking to my friend (mother of afore mentioned child), who's son is 3 and has had meningitis and hospitalized as well for bronchiolitis, she says she would have given anything for a vaccination to stop that so he will be having the vaccine, if he doesn't catch it from his sister before then! Made me think that the complications from the vaccination are likely to be very rare and easier to deal with than the more likely and more serious complications of swine flu in little ones.
So made your decision any easier? I'm still unsure - so pleased I'm not pg and having to make a decision about getting the vaccine then!!
DH is due to the get vaccine any day now as frontline troops are next in line! So maybe I'll wait and see how he copes with it.
Must work - so pleased Mum is here to help with my 2 children, who should be at school and nursery, but I really must get my work done before my course on Wednesday.
xxx