I forgot to do that this morning but normally do. Do you?
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Yes, I always give her a heads up that we won't be in!
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I try to, but there have been times I have forgotten until it's like noon!
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Yes, always!
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We are required to notify them by 9 am if LO isn't coming for whatever reason.
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Yes, it's their policy.
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Not usually, especially if it is only one day. If she is sick with something contagious then I would of course call to give them to give a heads up
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I call or email. Some way to document that C will be out and an expected return date.
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Yup, it's kinda like calling in sick to work.
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DS doesn't go to daycare, but when I was taking him to the gym childcare I called him in sick twice to there.
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Honestly, I don't often.
For one, sometimes she's just home with a little something or we let her sleep in with the hopes that she could go in around noon. If I call, then they give me grief when we try to take her in. And sometimes, she is just out with a fever or runny nose but we don't take her to the doctor. And again, they give us grief about not taking her in.
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Yup. I think it helps with their daily planning. I know they consolidate the two infant classes sometimes when many babies are out.
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Yep, just so they're aware.
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Yes. It's not in their policy but I do it anyway just to help them plan their day. There are only 8 kids so one makes a big difference to them.
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Calling in such a good idea especially if a no call/ no show prompts them to call 911 in case of an actual emergency.
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Yes. It's not policy but I think it is courteous to do so in case it affects their staffing in any way for the day.
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Yeah we always call, or they actually get worried, I've had them call me when I was late one day.
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We use a home care provider so I would for sure call, but we haven't had a sick day yet **knocks on wood furiously**
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