do you have chicks inside the house?

Our started off in the living room near the pellet stove. They are now on the enclosed porch to get used to day/night temp differences.
 
Your BIL sounds like a pain in the you-know-what.
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I have had chicks indoors, in my basement. They were dusty & smelly and my whole family had allergy flair-ups. I won't do it again.
Avain flu is not a verified threat. Histoplasmosis is. http://www.mayoclinic.com/health/histoplasmosis/DS00517 My step-dad had it. He said it was a lengthy & uncomfortable recovery.

If my sister had chicks in her basement or in a closed room, I'd have no fear sending my kids to stay for a day or two. They are teens and really healthy. I am gonna be honest with you: I would not send younger kids (under 7 yrs.) to spend the night in a home with chickens in the kitchen, livingroom or diningroom. I just wouldn't. You'd have to be a housekeeping ninja to keep it clean. I am not saying this to be mean. Please understand that people need to follow their own conscious when it comes to their children.
 
Thanks for your opinions everyone!
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my sister said that she is letting them come anyway... Which is fine as long as it won't cause any problems between them or us! I told her we respect his parental authority and understand, we homeschool so we get a lot of people that think we are crazy just on that aspect and never would want to step on anyone's toes when it comes to being a parent (we get ours stepped on a LOT by my MIL) ... I just hope and pray they don't get sick for some reason!! last time they where here they came sick and got worse with whatever they had so I just don't want there to be an "I told you so" around the corner if they get sick for ANY reason!
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I had my year old chicks in a downstairs bedroom but this year i couldnt put babies down there so they lived in the living room for 8 weeks. I vaccuumed up the dust multiple times a day and changed out the poo 2 times a day so there wasnt really a smell or dust problem.
 

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