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@bef The mocking is what got me. That's so insensitive and almost scary if they think biting isn't a big deal.

@parnellj83 I once read somewhere that it's actually good for your baby for you to experience a moderate amount of stress. I swear I did. Haha Couldn't tell you where but stopped googling after I read that.

@tradingfocus1 It's been several months and even her older sister always got red in the face after a nap. But hopefully they'll chill on the temps.

@cbc8171 I did take her immediately to the pediatrician and then brought her back the next day with an all clear, but no note. Was not allowed to drop her off because it hadn't been 24 hours. Waited exactly 24 hours and dropped her off in the middle of the day.

@tcsax They threw any covid precautions out the window about a year ago. But otherwise no. She was acting her normal self. Which is sort of clingy to begin with so I'm wondering if they're just fed up with her.

@tillerman61 Have you tried workouts that are specifically tailored to postpartum? I find it's easier to remember to be kind to my core and pelvic floor when I'm using a video that's specific for that. What I learned from pelvic floor therapy is that it's important that the pelvic floor knows...

@thinkpure7 Not really. They even said they had an extra helper that day!

@parentingcoach I would never want my truly sick kiddo to suffer at daycare. And I appreciate and respect the policy. But when kids OBVIOUSLY sick are being allowed in, like coughing a lot, lethargic, etc, but my child that was checked by a pediatrician and has no other symptoms and had been...

@onedaringjew I've considered this but they actually said they had an extra person helping. I'm wondering if they're just burnt out.

@gal220gal I'd rather be safe than sorry so it's not like I'm going to truly argue with them. Luckily my job allows me that flexibility. BUT I spoke with another Mom that says they tried to tell her that her baby might be getting sick so it might be good to keep her home. But her baby was...

@nomoresmiles I'd keep clothes for 2 years for sure. Thats how long it took me to get into my smallest pair of pre-pregnancy pants. I have already donated many shirts though because my boobs never went down in size after breastfeeding. I also had to get ALL new bras. That sucked haha Also 2...

@shaun2021 That's frustrating. Our daughter has been going for 4ish months and this is the first time they've had us pick up for a fever.

@waoma4jc They actually said they're checking temps in the armpit! So I have no idea what's happening.

@txdoll72 I think in theory this is a good idea, but because I've already taken off of work and driven half an hour from home to get there, I'd probably still bring the kids home. I wonder if maybe telling them they need to take a picture of it would work?

@one55 Now there's an idea!

@porterjack Yeah I think I might ask daycare to retake the temperature after she's been awake for awhile.

@wirralcs I just bought a new forehead thermometer for this reason. Now we have 3 different thermometers. Haha

@queenree1 The pediatrician agreed that might be what's happening. I'm sending my daughter to daycare in short sleeves (middle of winter here) in hopes she'll be a little cooler. It'd always hot in the building anyway.

@_epoh_ When you're that pregnant, just say "sorry" and go have a rest lol He'll learn that everyone needs a break sometimes right? I feel like as a toddler parent, as long as I don't end up screaming too, it's a win hahaha

A couple of weeks ago daycare had me pick up my 9 month old because they said she had a fever of 100.6 when she woke up from a nap. Got home and she was only 97.8 but ended up with RSV two days later so I assumed the low temperature was the fluke. Today daycare had me pick the baby up once...