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Pandemic parenting is not for the faint of heart. You have questions about vaccines, symptoms, school, mental health and more—and we have expert-backed answers.
"My baby should be in a park under the sun, on the swings, walking on grass, befriending other kids, but instead, he is at home all day every day, pacing from one room to the other, playing with the same toys each day, seeing no new faces apart from his parents."
This year is just so hard.
File under "already-difficult things the pandemic has made much, much worse."
We've all seen (and chuckled at) the optimistic schedule plans. But here's how to create a daily routine that actually works for kids—and parents.
A doctor and physical therapist weigh in.
Children are less likely to get or spread coronavirus, but they are not immune.
This year has brought so much stress and sadness, but it's also brought an opportunity to reimagine education and childcare.
And it was way easier than I thought.
Each option feels like I am sacrificing something important.
Plus, how to know whether it's safe to go or not.
The pandemic is proving how broken the system is.
This could be our future. 👇
If you've had to cancel your family trip, adventure to your backyard.
Here's how to get them to do it. 👇
We quickly realized that the life we had held onto so tightly, the one we thought we wanted and needed was not compatible with our new lives as parents of three under 3.
This quarantine will someday pass, your babyhood with it.
The goalpost is moving again. But there's reason for hope.
Masks, spaced-out desks, daily deep cleaning—and no additional funding. If it sounds complicated, you're right, it is..
"I have always been a hypochondriac with an obsessive fear of dying. I used to get blood work quarterly just to make sure I was OK. If you know anything about depression, you know obsessing over death is a major symptom. Covid knocked the wind out of me."
It's less about their education and more about their mental health.