Don't get me wrong: I love kids. But sick children can easily level an entire nation within a matter of hours. One cough is worth a thousand germs, germs that house unspeakable horrors. I am shocked that preschool teachers are not required to wear hazmat suits during flu season. I'd go on, but the cold meds are kicking in again. If you have sick children, I suggest you wrap them in sterile bubble wrap before kissing them good night and then take a hot shower after, just in case.
Thursday, March 27, 2008
Weapons of Mass Diarrhea
I don't know when the world is going to end but I think I know how: toddler germs. That's right, a tiny child will end it all with a deadly sneeze. It turns out that while children are cute and cuddly, they also serve as deadly incubators of infectious diseases of plague-like proportions. Forget SARS, bird flu, nuclear destruction or global warming; it's the children who will lead us down the path of armageddon, leaving nothing but a trail of tissues and empty antibiotic bottles.
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I completely agree. This evening I had a 2 year old feed me my dinner, half with a helpful spoon in addition to my own fork and half with his bare hands. The dilemma: which social skill takes precedent? Sharing or personal hygiene? In the end I decided that what I may lose short-term in gastric health I gain long-term when he spoon-feeds me in my dotage.
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