Panic about coronavirus doesn’t serve anyone — especially not kids.
The main goal is to avoid the frightening fantasies children often come up with,. Make sure your kids know how important it is to regularly and thoroughly wash their hands, to sneeze into their elbow rather than their hands, and to not get too close to people who are sick.that are regularly touched, like phones, toys, toilets, door handles, and TV remotes.
Even if you take the calmest, coolest, most rational approach, there’s no guarantee other parents will do the same. Whether it’s with your kids or with other parents, here are some of the points you can bring up to combat their paranoia.Frequent and thorough hand-washing is one of the simplest and most powerful protections against the virus.. The less physical contact we have with each other, the safer we’ll all be.
UPDATE - Mar. 17, 2020: This post has been updated with new information about school closures and more recent stats and considerations for the COVID-19 pandemic.
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