I’m wondering about the potential to allow only children to officially bubble with a friend.
I think lockdown is especially difficult for children with no brothers or sisters at home to play with.
Single adults were allowed to bubble with another household, what do we think of the idea that single children could also do this?
I absolutely appreciate that lockdown is difficult for all sorts of people in different circumstances, but this strikes me as being something not too unreasonable that could be considered.
We can’t have a never ending list of exceptions, I know that. It’s just an idea that I think would really help the mental health and continuing social development of many children.
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Is lockdown particularly tough for an only child
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MissPoldark · 21/09/2020 18:22
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