The article discusses the challenges parents face when their sick children are home while they work, particularly highlighting the increased flu-like illnesses reported by the CDC. With most parents unable to work remotely, managing care becomes complex. Experts suggest that sick children need regular reassurance from parents, making it essential to establish a schedule that allows kids to understand when their parents will be available. Tips from pediatric professionals stress the importance of regular contact and creating a communication plan to help both sick kids and working parents navigate this difficult time.
Kids who are sick benefit from regular contact and reassurance from their parents, said Dr. Michael Glazier, chief medical officer at Bluebird Kids Health.
It's helpful for kids to be given a schedule and reminded of the times when meetings occur and when parents will be back to check in.
When parents are working from home and are busy, it is often hard to provide the necessary care and reassurance to their sick kids.
Under such circumstances, maintaining regular contact while balancing work is critical for both kids' health and parents' productivity.
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