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What is your policy after babies/children get their vaccines? I had a DCM just drop off and asked me to watch DCG legs to make sure she doesn't have a reaction because she got 3 shots this morning. Ummm....not part of my job description! Too much liability!
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I don't let them come to daycare after having vaccines that particular day....I do let them come back the next morning, though, if no temp or other symptoms happening!
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I know many exclude the remainder of the day of shots, others 24-48 hours afterwards.
I don't exclude for vaccines. IMPE, most "reactions" were on the legs from the bandage, not the shot. I remove latex bandages upon arrival, clean incision site with a little Boo-Boo wash and a diaper wipe, put a clear, waterproof, 3M dot bandage on and apply a little hydrocortisone cream to the area where the latex Band-Aid was applied. That has been all that was ever required of me. I do not understand why so many pediatricians still use latex bandages on young children.Comment
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I don’t exclude for vaccines unless they have a fever or other reaction.Comment
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I don't exclude for vaccines. If they spike a fever or are lethargic or screaming uncontrollably, those are things I always exclude for.Comment
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I exclude for 48 hours/two days afterwards.
I have had a child have a reaction.
Nothing serious in hindsight but nothing I ever want to experience again.
I liken their experience to adults that had bad reactions to COVID vaccines
They (child) don’t want to be here anymore than I want them here when they feel “off”.
Parents are required to get immunizations on Fridays or before their child is scheduled to be out for two or more days.
I also don’t allow a child to attend after a Dr visit.
Even a well child check without vaccines.
There isn’t a parent on this earth I trust to be 100% honest with me in regards to my liability/business.Comment
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