If your child develops any symptoms associated with COVID-19, consult your doctor. If your child is especially sick, consult your doctor or bring your child to an emergency department.
Families are adjusting to their new arrival while also perhaps having a parent work from home and handle additional childcare needs. These demands can be even harder for single mothers.
Aswine Bal, M.D., a pediatric infectious disease specialist at Hackensack Meridian Children’s Health, explains when a child should wear a mask and why it’s important.
Here are some ideas of what families can do this Mother’s Day to show your love and appreciation, as well as some self-care ideas for mom to take a moment for herself, guilt-free.
Parents are encouraged to engage their children in therapeutic play as a way to help their children process what they are hearing and learning about the coronavirus.
