Are you sick or starting to feel better?

STAY HOME IF any new illness or symptom prevents a child from participating meaningfully in routine activities.

STAY HOME IF a fever is of 100.4°F (38°C) or higher.

STAY HOME IF vomiting has occurred 2 or more times in 24 hours.

STAY HOME IF your child’s stool is likely to leak from the diaper, or if they are unlikely to make it to the toilet in time (if potty trained). If the stool looks bloody or black, seek medical attention.

STAY HOME AND SEEK MEDICAL ATTENTION for difficulty breathing or swallowing, or continuous drooling.

STAY HOME AND SEEK MEDICAL ATTENTION for severe symptoms, including a bad cough, difficulty breathing or trouble catching their breath, or wheezing when not controlled by medication (like albuterol).

STAY HOME AND SEEK MEDICAL ATTENTION for difficulty seeing or hearing, an eye injury, or pain they cannot tolerate.

STAY HOME AND SEEK MEDICAL ATTENTION if rash is worsening, causing pain, has blisters, or is not healing.