Touched by everything you learn right now about coronavirus disease 2019(Covid-19) is quick to feel frustrated. When your kids sometimes feel nervous, it's understandable. Children can find it hard to understand what they see online, on television or from others to be vulnerable to feelings of fear, stress and sadness. However, having an open, supportive discussion with your children can help them understand, cope with and even contribute positively to others.
Here we are describing some tips how to helping children to comfort and protect.
You will ask and listen to questions from child:
You should start by inviting your child and speak about the problem. You do not have to ask this issue because it's especially young and not learned about the epidemic; just take the opportunity to remind them about good hygiene without new fears.
Allow your child to speak openly in a safe environment. Drawing, stories and other things will help open a discussion.
Particularly, don't dismiss your worries or ignore them. Make sure that you understand your emotions and make sure that you are not afraid of these things. Demonstrate that you listen to them and make sure they understand that, however they want, they can communicate with you and their teachers.
Be honest: explain the truth to your children with friendly way:
Children have a right to genuine information on the events in the world, but adults are also responsible for protecting them from distress. Use the correct age vocabulary, look at your responses and be alert to your anxiety levels.
How to meet with friends and can defend themselves:
One of the best ways to protect children from corona virus and other diseases is to make it easier to wash their hands every day. Sing with The Wiggles or take this dance to be fun to learn.
They should also teach kids how to cover their elbows with a cough or sneeze, clarify that it's best not for people with these symptoms to get close, and ask them whether they feel like they have a virus, cough, or have difficulty breathing.
Find the assistants
For children it's necessary to learn that people support each other through acts of compassion and kindness. Share the story of, among other things, health staff, scientists and young people working to stop the outbreak and protect the environment. To know that sympathetic people take action can be great comfort.
Pay attention to yourself
If you are dealing, too, you will support your children better. Children receive a reaction to the news, so they know you are calm and monitored. You take time to reach your relatives, friends and trustworthy people in your group if you feel anxious or upset. Take time to do things which will help you relax and heal.
