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@mh86 Mine was, too, but only for the unpaid portion (10 weeks) of my leave, not the paid (18 weeks). It is obnoxious.

@ericc Yeah, probably had covid like illnesses and didn't test.

@jellofishxo I was a 17 year old senior and the only thing that ended up being weird about it was that I graduated college at 20 since I finished in 3 years due to college classes in high school. Kinda funky to graduate before you can legally drink, but wasn't an actual issue.

@fender57 Yeah, makes sense. For a daily caregiver of a child, I'd still consider it important given there is some benefit, but everyone's risk assessment is different there. We chose our daycare specifically because they required it of staff, but that was during omicron and I don't know that as...

@fender57 I think it's a bit more beneficial than marginally, but just a bit, and totally agree otherwise. I just question the judgment and values of anyone who never got the vaccine, and I would need to trust those things in a nanny.

@irishsteve Same here with the very end of July. I was one of the top of my class and fine socially. My brother was early July and also went at 5. He was perhaps not as socially ready but was very much so academically and would've been frustrated being "held back." My next baby will be born in...