DH and I are trying to decide whether to send DC3 (18 months old) back to nursery when it reopens. I can absolutely weigh up the pros and cons re emotional health and wellbeing for him, and us (working from home, homeschooling older kids, his need for stimulation etc) but I can't at all figure out the scientific risk factors to make a properly informed decision. I feel like we're going round in circles.
Can anyone with a scientific background point to the most up to date, peer reviewed, large scale study re risk of both effects of covid in children and their probability of being spreaders? Or is that asking the impossible?
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Most up to date science re. young children?
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wejammin · 22/05/2020 14:04
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