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nannyde 05:26 PM 11-11-2010
Originally Posted by BentleysBands:
may i ask , am i the only one who thinks the part of no lotions, smells of perfume,etc and telling a parent what detergent can be used is a bit extreme??

but if it works for you, thats great
It is extreme isn't it? I have a special needs child who is violently allergic to scents. Protecting that child is required by Federal Law.

http://www.ada.gov/childq%26a.htm

Centers have to make reasonable modifications to their policies and practices to integrate children, parents, and guardians with disabilities into their programs unless doing so would constitute a fundamental alteration.

Providing a scent free environment is a modification I am REQUIRED to make for this child.

It's so extreme

My day care parents know how important it is to keep this kid safe. They go to EXTREME measures to make sure they don't expose him to something that could take his life.

Rediculous isn't it?
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