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Child care safety during the pandemic
Child care facilities were deemed essential in the early days of the pandemic. Yet many of them closed as parents pulled children out when stay-at-home orders came.
By Steve Chiotakis • • 27m ListenChild care facilities were deemed essential in the early days of the pandemic. Yet many of them closed as parents pulled children out when stay-at-home orders came. Over the summer, many early care programs began reopening with strict COVID-19 safety protocols. But parents have no clear guidance on when it’s appropriate to send their toddlers and babies to day care centers.
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3 storiesIs it safe for a baby or toddler to stay at day care centers during the COVID-19 pandemic?
Parents have no clear guidance on when it’s appropriate to send their toddlers and babies to day care centers.
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