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0 pointshgomersall3y ago0 comments

Except, strangely enough, according to my anecdata, not COVID-19. For nearly 2 years there were, AFAICT, almost no cases of COVID transmission through our nursery. I'd love this to be followed up properly. I have a theory that not only are the kids more resistant, but the parents are too due to the circulation of the other coronaviruses in pre-school children, along with all the other various infections.

It's all changed somewhat with Omicron, but then it has everywhere.

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Dennip3y ago

But could this simply be down to the fact that people were actively managing/combatting COVID-19?

hgomersallOP3y ago

Maybe, but have you tried actively managing infection control policy in a group of 0 to 5 year olds?

littlestymaar3y ago

That could be said until this year, but in France all restrictions where lifted before the presidential elections in April this year (for real) and weren't reintroduced ever since (even though we've had 2 Covid waves and 27k death in the meantime).

Yet, there's still no covid outbreak at my sons' daycare…

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