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Covid Health Basics
- Pediatrician Dr. Mona Amin on Winter Illness, Travel & COVID risk
- Best COVID Resources for Parents – Fall 2021
- So You Have COVID, Now What?
- Best Face Masks for Everyone in the Family
- Favorite Face Shields
- PPE for School
Resources
- Helping Children Manage Anxiety & Depression During COVID
- Getting tele-help for PPD and Anxiety
- Virtual Resources to Support Parents during COVID-19
- Virtual Resources for Toddlers and Preschoolers during COVID-19
- Pandemic Parenting: Lowering the Bar
- Co-Parenting in a Pandemic
- Parenting Through Trauma
- MamaZen Wellness App for Parents Review
Lifestyle
- How to Pandemic-Proof Your Relationship
- How to Have Outdoor Winter Fun with Friends
- Best At-Home Workouts
- Pandemic Reading List for Parents
- Self-Care During a Pandemic
- How to Make your Virtual Thanksgiving Fun for the Whole Family
Archives
- March 2020: It’ll Be Okay
- July 2020: Turning the Corner into the Long-term
- Chances Are: Evaluating Risk for Young Families
- Coronavirus: Children and Pregnant Women
- What’s Happening with Prenatal Care, Labor and Delivery
- What about Breastfeeding with COVID-19
- COVID & Children: Concerns at Home, Vaccines & Summer Plans
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I just read your Mother’s Day post (yeah, so I’m a tad behind). I am totally with you re: the feelings of fear/angst/guilt, but mostly fear because I’m a person at high-risk of not making it through COVID. I have two adorable children (2 & 4) who have a casual understanding of hygiene and personal space (e.g.- game they invented: let’s try to lick each other’s faces!). I have no idea how the school environment could practically prevent germ transmission! Anyway, thanks for sharing, because it means I’m not the only one calm on the outdoor but freaking out on the inside!