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The fear and uncertainty of a positive COVID test, paired with the frustration of changing plans and routines, can be unsettling for the whole family. But it can be especially distressing for children. Pediatrician Hailey Nelson, MD, FAAP, and psychologist Amanda Suplee, PhD, offer tips to help you talk with your child if they test positive for COVID-19. Go to article.
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Place some random art supplies and crafting materials in a box (crayons, yarn, stickers, cardboard tubes, various papers, glue, tape, rubber bands, etc.). Have kids close their eyes and pick out 3 to 5 items that they then must assemble into a work of art. This is a great activity for ages 3 to 5 years old.
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