We’re continuing to talk about how to make your forced stay with relatives less traumatic, and, if possible, even comfortable (if you’ve just joined us,… Read More »Rules of communication when you are stuck together
In yesterday’s article, we figured out the bases of the challenges. And today we will devote time to, if not eliminating them, then at least… Read More »Locked up together: safety arrangements
Associations with the word “quarantine” are extremely negative, and that’s understandable. After all, it signifies not only the loss of a certain freedom, and the… Read More »Locked up together with your family
What to do in the modern world when isolation separates you from a beloved one? It’s worth noting that such an event as separation is… Read More »Quarantined apart: heroes & heroines of the lockdown
While the media cheerfully reports on contraceptives selling out, hinting that all the unreleased energy of the socially isolated is now spent on incredible sex,… Read More »Sex without a schedule
The Internet’s flooded with the “expectation vs. reality” memes about quarantining together. And with good reason. At first glance, what can be better than being… Read More »In sickness and in health: How to survive quarantine together
The quarantine isn’t just “the horror of horrors” and confusion, but also an opportunity to spend time with the child. If both parents work, usually… Read More »Locked up with the kids: ideas for bonding activities
For several weeks, quarantine dictates certain rules of life. People were “torn” from their day-to-day lives and placed in a closed environment. And if that’s extremely difficult for adults, it can be twice as difficult for children, because it’s harder for them to get used to the idea of restrictions than for an adult.
The current situation isn’t easy for children and their parents alike. Especially for the parents, as new items have been added to their regular list of anxieties and fears.
How to talk about the coronavirus and the quarantine with your child. The current situation raises many questions for parents: is it worth it to… Read More »Mommy, why are we home?