Stay on testing with that. My stinking cold eventually turned out to be covid after testing daily for weeks. Just had a friend have the same thing - cold for two weeks, testing regularly, eventually got positive
On Friday our nursery was a ghost town. Was a bit weird but took it as a win (got the dream spot for the first time in ages).
Turns out they’d announced via a Facebook post the other day that the blue room group was riddled with covid (staff and kids) and they’ve had no choice but to shut down.
Feel like maybe something as drastic as that should be put out to all parents in an email. We hardly ever look at their fb page.
Luckily my sons group can still go in and I figure if the place is half empty it’s better than ever for him to go there.
Actually, the same thing happened in my sons group a month ago (at least 2 staff members getting it) but it stayed open. I’m 99.99999999999% certain my son passed it on to me and my wife through that but luckily he was totally asymptomatic.
What the fuck do you do if your nursery shuts down for 10 days? Absolutely snookered on all balls.
Good luck. Been through all this a month or so a go and it was shit.
Oh and my son has had this cold for 2 weeks too. Only in the last couple of days has he got any amount of energy and colour back in his skin. Still just wants to chill out and watch Wall-E/Postman Pat!
Ours binned their Facebook because so many people just don’t use it anymore. On an app called Famly now, which is amazing. Updates, photos, messages, everything straight away but only when it’s actually relevant to you.
Nurseries are just a pit of disease aren’t they. My sons face is permanently dripping.
I think in normal times I think this is actually a good thing to prep them for life. These days though it just makes life so uncertain that it’s fucking exhausting.
We were a couple of months late starting nursery because of lockdown so we were climbing the walls anyway, but it’s unimaginable thinking of it happening now.
Big up everybody who survived lockdown with actual active, needy kids.
I mean just being aware of being able to go to the swings and shit. I dunno how you explain to a kid that the park (and the entire rest of outside) is closed.
Unreal. After yesterday’s chat we went on the nursery FB this morning and they’ve posted that they’re struggling to keep the place open and asking to keep everyone home if possible.