by Keri Horon | May 5, 2020 | Health, Special Needs
COVID-19 and autism – how children and teens with autism continue to struggle with emotional impact in the midst of the pandemic.
Children and teens with autism are, without a doubt, continuing to struggle with the indefinite shut-down of their schools and programs during the COVID-19 outbreak.
It has been almost two months since the shelter-in-place order, and now, it’s not just about lack of routine or distance learning. People everywhere are feeling the emotional impact of being socially distanced, and most keenly among them are children and teens with autism.
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by Sacramento4Kids | Mar 19, 2020 | Education, Things To Do
As schools experience temporary closures due to the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic, parents suddenly face the challenge of looking for things to do with kids at home to facilitate the continuity of learning.
The COVID-19 pandemic is disrupting educational institutions across the country. Everyone is now facing unprecedented school closures as a precautionary measure around the spread of coronavirus. Parents are scrambling to look for online learning resources and things to do with kids at home since remote learning is implemented as we undergo community quarantine and social distancing.
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by Sacramento4Kids | Mar 14, 2020 | Health
Kids and COVID-19 is a crucial topic among households today. The current spread of the novel coronavirus causes apprehensions among parents. While the COVID-19 outbreak is evolving, concerns about the younger population may be weighing on parents’ minds.
Concerns over kids and COVID-19 turn parents to become overly worried. Where did the novel coronavirus originate? How is it being transmitted? Is the disease threatening? How does it affect young children? When does the COVID-19 outbreak end? What guide for parents is available to take precautions where possible.
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