Speaking as a parent, I could understand a parent taking offence at this, but actually it's pretty sensible.
Kids are walking balls of germs that they constantly spread in random directions by various means. This is especially so once they start going to school and hanging out with other small people who have no natural immunity to anything, can apparently snag a single passing virus out of the air at twenty paces, are perfect incubating chambers for any bug making the rounds and casually and habitually do highly unhygienic things that pass bugs on to other kids.
When our daughter attended nursery and primary school, she seemed to come home with yet another virus at least once a month. She'd bounce back after a couple of days, while we took at least a couple of weeks to get over it.
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Speaking as a parent, I could understand a parent taking offence at this, but actually it's pretty sensible.
Kids are walking balls of germs that they constantly spread in random directions by various means. This is especially so once they start going to school and hanging out with other small people who have no natural immunity to anything, can apparently snag a single passing virus out of the air at twenty paces, are perfect incubating chambers for any bug making the rounds and casually and habitually do highly unhygienic things that pass bugs on to other kids.
When our daughter attended nursery and primary school, she seemed to come home with yet another virus at least once a month. She'd bounce back after a couple of days, while we took at least a couple of weeks to get over it.
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Cool! I didn't know Boojum had kids. You seem like the typa guy who makes a good father.
Boojum puts it perfectly.