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How to Get the Most Out of Lockdown with Your Family

Richard Brown by Richard Brown
April 22, 2020
in Lifestyle
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Working from home is not easy but a challenge especially when one is surrounded by kid(s). Dividing the time and planning the day becomes a complex task for a couple. The children have nowhere to go. The home is now a school and a playground and keeping them engaged the whole day while keeping the work going, needs ideas.

Pediatricians, counselors and parenting consultants recommend to the parents various ways in which they can keep the kids entertained at home without compromising on their work. Firstly is it important to understand that this new normal is not going to be easy for the children to understand and adapt to so easily.

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Their behavior is bound to change and they may seem more cranky and sad than usual. They are not meeting friends and remaining closed all day at home adhering to the new restrictions and parents need to understand that this isn’t easy for them to handle.

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Children are not adults. They do not understand the technicalities. There may be the need to explain the situation t them daily. Some of them might understand and comply but never take anything for granted with children and do not shout at them in this sensitive situation. Talk to them and appreciate them for understanding.

At all costs, have a routine at home for everyone. When you are working give the children school or study assignments. You can use this like play time. Set up the home as office and stage the whole thing. Give them and yourself assignments to complete in stipulated time. They will love this game like routines and you can complete your office work too.

This is the time when you can teach your kids life lessons. They will develop critical life skills, love towards family, more sense of belonging and living united. Use the opportunity to do chores with them. This will teach them gender neutral responsibilities of housework. Keep the nap times fixed and have separate time table for gadget involving games.

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Richard has worked as a journalist for various print-based magazines for more than 5 years. He brings together substantial news pieces from the Education industry.

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