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How are all your smaller children doing? Are they anxious?
FortunesFave · 19/03/2020 07:49
Mine are older...so can understand the situation and reason. But what about all the little ones?
My friend's DD is only 6 and has been having stomach aches and nightmares. :(
HoffiCoffi13 · 19/03/2020 07:56
Mine are 6, 4 and 1. 6 year old is a bit anxious and has started to realise that staying at home indefinitely isn’t as lovely as it sounds (we’ve been in self isolation for 6 days). She has realised that something ‘big’ is going on, so we’re trying to keep all cv discussion until after she’s in bed.
4 year old hasn’t displayed any anxiety yet, but is missing school and her friends a lot.
Isadora2007 · 19/03/2020 07:59
Ds is 7 and had nightmares for the past two nights. He and his sister (11) will be going into school today and tomorrow as they’re both going to miss their friends a lot and their hobbies as well. But they’re not overly anxious about it and talk about it and ask questions which I answer as honestly as I can and as reassuringly.
I’m taking daily temperatures and oxygen levels for everyone in the family so we can reasonably well expect to know if we need to self isolate.
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