Laws??
Our preschool just recently went to Nut Free Atmosphere and even though I am adhering to these guidelines, my home is not nut free. If cross contamination takes place by accident in my home and my daughter causes a reaction at school can I be held liable?
Laws?? Our preschool just recently went to Nut Free
Posted on: Sun, 09/22/2013 - 10:25pm
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What an interesting question; and really a very thoughtful one.
Too bad no one has answered your question.
I would think there would have to be some deliberate intention? You might want to post your comment over at FB.