Family Management: Looking to a Post-Pandemic Future

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🗓️ 26 April 2021

⏱️ 32 minutes

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As more and more people get vaccinated against Covid-19, how do you lead your family through this safer but not coronavirus-free new world? Two parents in Israel — a child psychologist and an infectious disease doctor — describe the approach they’ve been taking with their three kids. Because when only one child is old enough to receive the vaccine, making your way out of lockdown is even more of a process.

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0:34.3	Circle time.
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0:49.3	Erica, it's been a pretty long year.
0:51.3	You gave birth.
0:52.3	You also raised two kids during the pandemic while also trying to work at the same time.
0:58.3	And it seems like we're moving toward a new normal.
1:01.3	So what does that new normal look like for you?
1:04.3	It's such a big question, right?
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