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shuttered playgrounds no grandparents no playdates it has been a tough year of pandemic parenting

and for essential worker parents there has been the added worry

of bringing the virus home. But there's light at the end of the tunnel. More people are being

vaccinated. More schools are opening. Coming up, we get advice from experts with tips for coping

after a year of no school. And we want to hear from you, what have been the highs and the lows of family home life

after a year of pandemic stress. That's next on Forum right after this news.

Welcome to Forum. I'm Marisa Lagos. I remember vividly the day I'd last drop my son off at school last March. I told him to say his goodbyes and that it could be a while until we were back. I had no idea. It has now been a year. And while every family has faced different challenges during this pandemic, those of us with kids at home have been navigating a uniquely

difficult moment. Working from home will our kids learn on screens, risking our family's health

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