When to keep kids off school or nursery

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After saving her best friend’s baby from choking in 2012, Jenni has grown Daisy First Aid from a small start-up when her 3 children were babies into a national multi award winning franchise that is accredited by the British Franchise Association.

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It’s not nice seeing your child unwell but it’s important to remember that your child getting a bug isn’t necessarily a bad thing. In many (not all) illnesses, exposure is necessary in order for the immune system to be able to protect them.

That said, it can be miserable when you have a constant stream of coughs and colds brought into your home making everyone poorly.

Here’s a useful guide to show you when you can send your little one into school or nursery (if they are well enough in themselves to go) and when you need to keep them home.

You can download this graphic for free here.

Remember: always trust your instincts when it comes to your child and always seek help from a medical professional if you feel there is something seriously wrong with them.