It seems safe to say that many parents are juggling health fears alongside logistical ones. What do you do when kids are at home and stuck inside?
Photo-Illustration: by Preeti Kinha; Photos: Getty Last week, NPR reported that attempts to stem the spread of the coronavirus meant almost 300 million students worldwide were not in class. In the United States, some schools have closed, and the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention has said that American parents should expect more closures.
My family, which includes two children, ages almost 4 and 8 months, spent the last two weekends mostly housebound, hopefully minimizing some risk — but also wreaking havoc on the living room and burning through our go-to indoor activities. So I asked a few parents with children my kids’ age or a bit older what they do with their kids when they’re stuck inside, plus two women with three adult children each, including my own mom.
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