If we had sensible maternity and paternity leave, unvaccinated children wouldn't have to be exposed to the public so much, and so early. It's a recipe for a pandemic.

And if parents can afford the tuition they can probably afford to have a single income home, they would just need to downsize.

It's nearly as expensive as living in the better neighborhoods in the city and can be more expensive than most city neighborhoods. Palatine is a fairly expensive suburb.

or being in a very public place, not about it's ownership.

like Grandma.

seeing as how they referenced maternity/paternity leave..

Theory being that parents don't have to go back to work within a few weeks (or less) of birth.

Thanks a bunch anti-vaxxers.

she has seen some of these cases. I'm from MN.

Almost as many cases in one month of this year as the total for 2001.

DC case was discovered in February. Not sure if it's related to the others.

http://baltimore.cbslocal.com/2015/02/03/measles-case-confirmed-in-dc/

And I am just north of the border now.

Awful.

...from my hair salon, where I was just this morning. I could hear several of the customers discussing this. My stylist, who is the owner, knows I am a pediatric nurse practitioner. She wanted to know if this could affect them. I told her it certainly could if someone who is in the pre-symptomatic contagious stage happens to go for takeout at the pizza place or sushi shop in the strip mall where the salon is located, and coughs or sneezes while they are in there.

My stylist does not have kids. She had no idea that you can get measles pneumonia or measles encephalitis.