blue bear
13-10-2012, 01:28 PM
Talking to my D/O yesterday, she said with the two year check coming into place it would be good practice to get permission to share any relevant information with the child's health visitor when we sign contracts.
I can see the wisdom of this but when I've taken children to health visitors in the past they ask for a letter of permission to talk to me from the parent dated the day of the appointment. I'm not sure a health visitor would be willing to discuss a child's development with me based on a permission form signed two years earlier, how would they know a parent hasn't change their mind since signing the permission form?
What do you think?
I can see the wisdom of this but when I've taken children to health visitors in the past they ask for a letter of permission to talk to me from the parent dated the day of the appointment. I'm not sure a health visitor would be willing to discuss a child's development with me based on a permission form signed two years earlier, how would they know a parent hasn't change their mind since signing the permission form?
What do you think?