The pandemic changed a lot of things for a lot of people. While many white-collar workers have had to pivot careers by either putting them on hold or moving to work-from-home situations, this is not the case for essential workers. These unsung heroes—health care personnel, grocery store workers, and first responders—must show up for work under all circumstances to provide services we rely on. But how do essential workers take care of their children with school closures, disrupted daycare services, and their own schedules being transformed by the pandemic? In this article, we’ll look at activities that are fun and safe for children of essential workers to participate in.
Read MoreIt’s important to wear a mask to protect yourself and your family from COVID-19. These face coverings block respiratory droplets when you sneeze or cough. However, they aren’t always the most comfortable things to wear, especially when being active. Here are some tips for making mask-wearing more pleasant.
Read MoreAs the number of cases continues to fluctuate and the pandemic ebbs and flows with positive infections, quarantining with your kids and family is a genuine possibility for the future. However, it is vital to remain just as cautious and diligent in not contracting the illness as you are during quarantine, should you be affected. Keeping everyone at home and indoors until the recommended quarantine is over is the best course of action for your family and community. Learn how to keep your family happy, healthy, and preoccupied while at home.
Read MoreThe Covid-19 pandemic changed everything. Many industries faced downfall, and they couldn't recover fast. The travel industry was the one that faced supreme challenges and is still coping with them. Life is no longer the same for Americans who love exploring the world. Do you know about the post-pandemic changes that could affect family travel? There are a few predictions that reflect how travel might change after the pandemic. Let us ponder upon the 5 top ways responsible for the change in family traveling.
Read MoreOur lives have changed over the last couple of months in ways that we had hardly fathomed. No one was prepared for a time as such. It is not that this is the first time human beings have faced a pandemic. However, a pandemic of this magnitude, that would bring the superpowers to their knees and force people nations into a lockdown is one of a kind. People have, and are still losing their jobs and the economy seems to be in perpetual ruins.
Read MoreThe COVID-19 19 pandemic is a health crisis of epic proportions, and there are many concerns that come with it. Aside from the direct effects that a viral infection can cause, other medical problems have also arisen: depression, paranoia, a sense of isolation, and increased anxiety are some of the most common psychological issues that are part of the new normal. To that end, it is of utmost importance that people take necessary steps to keep themselves healthy during this crisis.
Read MoreWhen we need help or advice, it makes sense to turn to those we trust the most. Close friends, family members, a partner, or even colleagues. But if you're struggling with a question or a scenario that your nearest and dearest simply cannot help you with, then who else can you turn to for counsel and guidance? People have been speaking with and visiting psychics for centuries, but what are the most common reasons people seek advice from forces and insights beyond their comprehension? Read on to find out more.
Read MoreEvery cloud has a silver lining, as the saying goes. We have all lived under a very large grey cloud in 2020, with just about every piece of bad news one can imagine bombarding us daily - a deadly global pandemic that will just not go away, political hatred and lies being disseminated at a government level, forest fires at a scale never seen before, and global economic hardship.Given that in modern times, there have been increasing tensions between younger adults and their parents, this is an opportunity for family bonds to be rebuilt, and mutual understanding to grow.
Read MoreWe are now back in the new school year, in the face of fear and concern about the safety of schools in the face of the lingering COVID-19 pandemic, flu season and the oncoming winter. As a parent these days, you are constantly having to weigh up the possibility of finding the best available education from your child against the difficult decision to send your child to school with the present risks of COVID-19 transmission.
Read MoreThe coronavirus pandemic has made life very difficult for people in several different ways. It has interfered greatly with people’s lives and stopped them from leading their usual routine, so, understandably, people are struggling with their mental health when they are having to spend more time at home and are not able to socialize in the same manner. For dads, you must find ways to look after yourself during the pandemic not only for your own wellbeing but also so that you can continue to be the best possible parent to your child. Here are a few ways to look after yourself in the current situation.
Read MoreQuarantine. A time period in our history that will now live in infamy. Have you ever thought about how the quarantine is affecting your mental and emotional health, and what you can do to make sure it doesn’t get the best of you? In this article, we will look at the possible effects of a quarantine, ways to take care of yourself during this time, and simple exercises you can do at home without the use of a gym.
Read MoreGood health has always been of paramount importance, especially during this time of the pandemic. It’s all that you have to fight against the virus. There are many ways to try to make you healthy and stay good-looking while working at home, especially for men. It’s a matter of discipline. If you gained weight and found yourself unattractive after a couple of months of being a prison of your own home, read below the list of options to make the most of it during the pandemic.
Read MoreThe pandemic means that families all across America are dealing with widespread changes. Some families are dealing with job loss, limited income, and more childcare responsibilities. For children and even for yourself, it can be a very scary, nerve-wracking time. With that said, there are ways to prioritize you and your family’s self-care during this period of uncertainty. Below, we’ve gathered some ways you can help your family adjust to all the changes and the stream of incessant bad news.
Read MoreWe are in the midst of a unique time in human history, with more than 3.9 billion people I in 70 countries across the globe on lockdown, sheltering from the devastating effects of the coronavirus pandemic as at the end of April 2020. In fact, more people are in lockdown than were alive during World War Two. Let’s take a quick look at how this crisis may affect your family’s security and what you can do to guide you and your family through these stormy seas.
Read MoreAt this time, instances of the coronavirus are still increasing rapidly, as is the death toll from the COVID-19 virus, with business, schools and event closures and extended lockdowns; families are finding themselves scared, isolated and vulnerable, and are trying to cope with fear and anxiety about what the future holds for them. In this article, we will explore what you can do to help you and your family cope with pandemic stress and anxiety to improve communication and your relationships, to enable you to rise out this ongoing crisis.
Read MoreIn the wake of the coronavirus pandemic, local and federal governments are stressing the importance of social distancing to mitigate the spread of the disease. However, social isolation and loneliness can seriously affect people's mental and physical health, especially if they happen to be elderly. Still, many residential living facilities, retirement homes and nursing homes are restricting visitor access to ensure their residents and staff stay healthy. If you have a loved one in one of these facilities or simply can't visit them at home right now, there are still plenty of ways to keep in touch.
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