I have to say, I do feel quite resentful that I'm paying the majority of my wages to a nursery that refuses to take my child when he's sick when he got sick from being there. GP won't prescribe treatment as they say it makes no difference and nursery won't take him for 48 hours after having treatment (conjunctivitis). GP sends document saying child doesn't need to be kept home with it. Nursery says it's policy to protect spread. Was told Friday the babies have conjunctivitis. Make it make sense. They're nice people but I'm paying to take care of my own child.
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I do understand what you mean in that yes they did catch it there, and appreciate you paying for him not going isnt nice, but as they have said it’s essential to prevent the spread with anything illness wise.
What the nhs say is generally aimed at keeping them in school and not taking into account children in early years settings often touch each other/put things in their mouth etc.
If the staff catch it they could have to close or a little one that has a compromised immune system in rare cases can cause permanent vision issues.
It’s also not very nice for poorly/irritated little ones to have to spend all day in a childcare when they probably just want home and their mum.
I hope your little ones clears up fast and he’s doing well!
Yep, that's the speal they gave me as well.
Be nice if they had conviction in that message by deducting something from the cost

They should refund you, as they caught it there. Awful. They want all your money for nothing.

Staff have to get paid, bills have to get paid, whether your child is off or not. So if everyone got money back when their child was ill, all nurseries would close down as they wouldn't be able to afford to stay open.