Childcare demand for MC
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Hi
Any parents encountered childcare demand for MC?
My child was down with fever and usually we self-medicate, once well we will send them back to school.
Unless is very serious, based on parents instinct we will send them to see doctor. -
chatelaine:
need MC for what? can offset a day of fees?Hi
Any parents encountered childcare demand for MC?
My child was down with fever and usually we self-medicate, once well we will send them back to school.
Unless is very serious, based on parents instinct we will send them to see doctor.
even for primary school, i just write an excuse letter.
but having said that, if the kid is suspected of getting HFMD, the sch will demand a doctor's letter of clearance before the kid is being let back to sch. -
Hi jedamum
No la, not offset for fees.
My DD had fever for a day and CC requested for MC, definitely not HFMD.
Told them no MC, they not happy and insisted the next time child had fever must produce MC. If not, they are not allowed entry. :x -
requesting MC for fever is crazy! my preschool only wants doc's letter to certitied my DS fully recover from HFMD to attend school.
chatelaine, question the CC why they need? reimburse fees? if not don't ask for unneccessary and just do their jobs well
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Hi Joey18
I did raise my concern to mgmt on this MC thing. They are not happy and insist parents to produce MC.
When my DD had fever, I let her rest at home for a day or two. Usually I will self-medicate but now have to send her to Dr. Pay to produce MC to sch. It's not as if she had HFMD. :stupid:
These few weeks, she has been getting mosquito bites at the CC. 1st day, it looks like a small bite. The next day, it became big like a 20cents coin and hard like a bump. So scary! :!: DD keep scratching till the spot became brown like a scar forever. She got it on her face as well... Luckily, she didn't scratch it hard or else chiam.
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